
Joe B tweeting about the potential.
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HURRICANELONNY wrote:Is this 10 day ETA going to be here on Christmas?
gatorcane wrote:Wxman57 yeah I agree with that assessment, chances are this stays south and east of Florida. The only thing I would say is it is difficult to say where the strong shear boundary will lie caused by the westerlies last next week into next weekend. If that boundary sets up a bit north, even over central Florida, it could open the door for a South Florida impact/grazing.
Update on the models. Here is the 00Z FIM model at 240 hours. Like the ECMWF, has shifted west some with it's projected track. The models for the past day or so were trending more east with the track and last night have trended back west some:
[img]http://imageshack.us/a/img829/7227/00zfim1018.jpg[/img
Hurricaneman wrote:Is it just me or does it seem the last couple of runs of the GFS show this low splitting into 2 areas of low pressure, the 12zGFS seems to be hinting at that just like the 6Zrun
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