Aric Dunn wrote: still anywhere from southern florida to mid atlantic needs to watch .
Can you elaborate? I haven't seen anything more than a stray ECWMF ensemble or two bring it that far south...
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Aric Dunn wrote: still anywhere from southern florida to mid atlantic needs to watch .
Hurricaneman wrote:Blown Away wrote:12z Euro @50 miles N of 00z at 24 hrs...
Looks close to the GFS at 24hrs
Blown Away wrote:Seems when GFS produces a wild run the Euro follows suit...
Aric Dunn wrote:not much difference.. still only makes it 25.2 n before heading due west or slighlty south of west.
Blown Away wrote:Aric Dunn wrote:not much difference.. still only makes it 25.2 n before heading due west or slighlty south of west.
Looks just S of W from 24 - 72 hrs...
12z looks slower than previous runs, let's see how that impacts longterm track?
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