Senobia wrote:stormlover2013 wrote:I think it's very likely to go in gom, it's either going to gom or a fish, no way that goes north with high pressure like that
I realize you live in SETX, but there has been nothing - not a thing - in these models that I've seen to suggest the GOM on any run. You keep referencing that in every post you make with no data to back up the suggestion. If you have some, please post it because the rest of us down here would appreciate seeing what you seem to 'know'.
It isn't very wise to believe a model before the storm has even formed either. This thing could end up in the GOM. It appears unlikely at the moment, but that doesn't mean you can't wake up tomorrow morning with models having this brush SFL and be in the GOM. As far a proof, what do you need to prove it absolutely won't happen?
I don't trust any of the model runs right now. But there is clearly a wide range. If I recall yesterday, there was hardly a chance this was going to get to Florida. Look at today.
