cycloneye wrote:06z GFS.Very close to NE states. 2001 watch this up there....
Darn Cyclone, I go to sleep yesterday with the models showing very little and then I wake up to this.

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cycloneye wrote:06z GFS.Very close to NE states. 2001 watch this up there....
TheStormExpert wrote:What does the overall steering pattern look like?
SFLcane wrote:Indeed looks very impressive this morning..moist environment ahead.
http://www.tropicaltidbits.com/satellit ... atl_ir.gif
cycloneye wrote:SFLcane wrote:Indeed looks very impressive this morning..moist environment ahead.
http://www.tropicaltidbits.com/satellit ... atl_ir.gif
If there is turning,is south of 10N.
Hurricaneman wrote:I have a feeling this will be lemoned like a 10% 2 day and 30% 5 day by this afternoon and invested tonight or tomorrow
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meriland23 wrote:This is much further south than last run, I would expect the end of this run to hit the NE coast, maybe NY/NJ area? IMO
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