0z GFS and EURO both show close to near direct hits on Bermuda.
EURO particularly concerning has a 958mb cane to the southwest of Bermuda heading northeast at 96 hours.
Things may change now that Gonzalo is flirting with category 3 as of the 2 AM advisory.
ATL: GONZALO - Models
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Re: ATL: GONZALO - Models
GFS 6z has a Newfoundland hit. The mid-latitude trough goes pretty negative in this run.
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Re: ATL: GONZALO - Models
xironman wrote:GFS 6z has a Newfoundland hit. The mid-latitude trough goes pretty negative in this run.
If it goes negative, wouldn't it turn back NNW?
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Well we now have a 125mph 954mb bomb headed for burmuda, I noted that it continues to nudge west ever so slightly. I know it won't happen but imagine if it didn't take that N turn. I do know that storms this strong can certainly surprise but with all the models it goes over or near burmuda an near canadian maritime. I really hope Burmuda is ok, if they get a cat 4 it will be devastating to the island.
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