Weatherboy1 wrote:Just FYI, here is some text from the Miami NWS office. If a backdoor front does push SW toward Florida in a week ... around the same time something is approaching from the SE ... it could create a weakness for that "something" to turn into, no? We're a week out here, so a lot could change. But definitely worth watching (in my non-professional opinion, as always!) ...
Text follows:
MODELS ARE HINTING AT A BACKDOOR COLD FRONT PUSHING SOUTHWEST OVER
THE WESTERN ATLANTIC OVER THE WEEKEND AND POSSIBLY INTO SOUTH
FLORIDA EARLY NEXT WEEK.
TEMPERATURES ARE FORECAST TO BE NEAR TO SLIGHTLY ABOVE NORMAL
THROUGH THE PERIOD.
BEYOND THE FORECAST PERIOD...MODELS ARE HINTING AT POSSIBLE
TROPICAL DEVELOPMENT IN THE CARIBBEAN THIS WEEKEND INTO EARLY NEXT
WEEK. `TIS THE SEASON...SO THIS IS A GOOD REMINDER TO HAVE A
HURRICANE PLAN IN PLACE AS WE HEAD TOWARDS THE PEAK OF THE
HURRICANE SEASON.
Yes, the recent GFS and EURO long range runs out 7 days does show a lingering trough off the U.S. East Coast, with the EURO showing a more pronounced, digging trough, whicjh indeed would push a backdoor front down the Western Atlantic/ U.S. Eastern seaboard.
Definitely something I touched on earlier today and woth following to see if this materializes in regards to the evolution of 94L with regards to its track down the road.