Siker wrote:GFS makes landfall Sunday afternoon and doesn't exit Florida until Friday evening when it heads offshore to the east.
It'll be a wonderful time in the panhandle if a solution like that occurs but a bit more south over the bay. I imagine it would be some epic flooding rains and with enough wind to (40-50 is plenty) to take out a lot of trees and power.
















 Not what I was expecting from the ensembles given the jump N from the operational. Between those ensembles, ICON, and the weird UKMET dive WSW at day 5, it’s clear Dorian will be shoved west eventually. I wonder if there’s a hypothetical limit to how far N it can get before feeling the ridge. And also, how would a stronger Dorian that misses Hispaniola to the E interact with the ridge.
 Not what I was expecting from the ensembles given the jump N from the operational. Between those ensembles, ICON, and the weird UKMET dive WSW at day 5, it’s clear Dorian will be shoved west eventually. I wonder if there’s a hypothetical limit to how far N it can get before feeling the ridge. And also, how would a stronger Dorian that misses Hispaniola to the E interact with the ridge.










