Loveweather12 wrote:SFLcane wrote:Going to be real interesting to see the guidance tonight and over night.
What’s your prediction on what it may do?
Models should shift west as a result of new initialization this evening being weaker and further west of previous forecast points. The longer it takes for any legitimate Tropical depression/storm to truly organize and have a distinct COC tracking off to the Northeast, the lesser the threat of direct impact to South Florida. Case in point: The 4:00pm update indicated Eta as a T.S. at the 07/6Z position of 18.2 & 84.8. Thus far, we essentially have an east/west broad trough with the possible center about 100 miles east of Belize. Let's see if we actually have a bonafide T.S. just to the west of the Cayman Islands later tonight around 1:00 a.m.
