Bocadude85 wrote:If Irma moved due north from her current location she would make landfall in Flamingo in mainland Monroe County(after the Florida Keys), that would be a landfall east of the NHC current track...I'm not sure why people keep saying this stall would result in a farther west track. If Irma moved NNW from her current location she would landfall around Everglades City which would still be east of the NHC track. In my opinion this stall may result in a farther east landfall as the ridge continues to erode and the ULL continues to dig south.
That would be good for everybody except those in EC, but for 2 days the models have shown a more W track each time Irma slowed or didn't reach forecast point in time... So this might be some good news this stall and maybe Irma stays a little offshore... JMHO