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Danny MD wrote:With the update to the cone being eastward this morning, is it safe to rule out a OBX/Mid atlantic landfall from earl?
Or is it possible the cone could re shift west just like it did to the islands over the past few days, and those in NC/Mid atlantic could be taken for surprise and be affected by this.
I have extra interest in this because I'm from Washington DC area.
Responses appreciated, thank you!
lester88 wrote:Danny MD wrote:With the update to the cone being eastward this morning, is it safe to rule out a OBX/Mid atlantic landfall from earl?
Or is it possible the cone could re shift west just like it did to the islands over the past few days, and those in NC/Mid atlantic could be taken for surprise and be affected by this.
I have extra interest in this because I'm from Washington DC area.
Responses appreciated, thank you!
Still too early to rule out a mid-atlantic hit, and the cone could shift back west in future advisories
Danny MD wrote:With the update to the cone being eastward this morning, is it safe to rule out a OBX/Mid atlantic landfall from earl?
Or is it possible the cone could re shift west just like it did to the islands over the past few days, and those in NC/Mid atlantic could be taken for surprise and be affected by this.
I have extra interest in this because I'm from Washington DC area.
Responses appreciated, thank you!
Ptarmigan wrote:I know it is 5 days off and is subjective to change. I notice the 5 day cone has Earl over New York City area. If Earl was still a major hurricane and hit the New York area it would be really catastrophic!![]()
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ROCK wrote:
that would be one of those "day after tomorrow" scenerios.....a flooded NYC...not good....
as soon as this cone hits the media, let the hype begin.....I guarentee you JB will be all over the news networks....
Ptarmigan wrote:I know it is 5 days off and is subjective to change. I notice the 5 day cone has Earl over New York City area. If Earl was still a major hurricane and hit the New York area it would be really catastrophic!![]()
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Aric Dunn wrote:the mid west trough is not whats going to start turning this wnw then NW ... It is supposedly the upper trough north of CUBA (its very weak). after that it would be far enough north that when the trough that is supposed to swing through the great lakes would pick it up and turn it north then ne out to sea.
The questions is... will the upper trough be strong enough to turn it as much as is forecast. The upper trough will be fighting with the low to midlevel ridge currently building over earl which one wins out still remains to be seen. but since it still has not begun to turn ( more than 2 days after it was supposed to have started to turn) I would still bet on more shifts west in the forecast track. only time will tell and for me to jump on this sharp recurve it needs to start moving at least wnw in the next 6 to 12 hours or hispanola will be in the cone.. lol
AdamFirst wrote:All these posters preaching a major westward shift...and it hasn't happened yet...perhaps the NHC knows something you don't.
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