Alyono wrote:Think we need to watch this one east of Florida once it interacts with the frontal boundary. May see something forming next weekend
The 18z GFS seems to indicate that too
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Alyono wrote:Think we need to watch this one east of Florida once it interacts with the frontal boundary. May see something forming next weekend
Evil Jeremy wrote:I'm going to guess the 2/5 day probs are raised 10% in a half hour.
Blown Away wrote:Evil Jeremy wrote:I'm going to guess the 2/5 day probs are raised 10% in a half hour.
IF the NHC going to buy into the circulation just N of PR they will need to raise those %'s soon...
I'll say 30/50 at 8pm...
drezee wrote:The low near PR is just an eddy from earlier convection. Watch the Low Level fort to the ME. It is the only game in town
Cone of mass confusionCycloneCaptain wrote:New forecast puts a large amount of Florida into the cone of uncertainty.
jlauderdal wrote:Cone of mass confusionCycloneCaptain wrote:New forecast puts a large amount of Florida into the cone of uncertainty.
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They keep the gulf open..big area in play now, potential huge rain producer then hurricane as it exits the scene NEnativefloridian wrote:jlauderdal wrote:Cone of mass confusionCycloneCaptain wrote:New forecast puts a large amount of Florida into the cone of uncertainty.
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Could that be an indication that the circulation on the south end may end up becoming the predominant one?
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