Weatherboy1 wrote:I'd love to say the "repellant" is going to work again. But with most of these models, let's be honest. We're only talking about missing the coast in PB/Martin County by 10-80 miles or so, depending on which model you mean. UKMET, Euro might as well be a hit, and Canadian is a hit up the spine of FL. So, I'm certainly not ruling out a David-style landfall - and I don't think anyone else should either barring a big shift east overnight in modelling
True but judging by how well the Isaias is doing with Hispaniola, along with possible center now north of the island along the coast, I think the models could easily shift more east than west since a stronger storms mean more poleward as it feels the weakness.