TD 6 forecast #2... 4 degree left shift at 120 hours
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Derek Ortt
graphic is also now available at http://www.nwhhc.com/atl062004graphics.html
this is still a recurvature forecast, just a left shift
this is still a recurvature forecast, just a left shift
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I think folks are jumping the gun here, it's much too early to tell. But it seems like all the models and guidance keeps shifting farther to the left. My rudimentary weather knowledge indicates that if Frances does not strengthen too much and stays fairly weak, she will be much less influenced by the expected weakness in the ridge and may not turn north as soon or as much as previously predicted. If that turns out to be the case, she will continue to move farther west before any turn and she may affect the northeast portion of the islands. Percentages are always for a storm to be a fish but lets sit back and watch Frances for a few days before we start making predictions.
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rbaker
couldn't agree more with mascpa about td 6. If it stays weak or even gets up to hurricane strenght, Im not convinced that its going fishing. Already the track has shifted left about 3 degrees. As I stated, last night 50-55 degrees long w will tell the story, before any chances of fish, and then if a ridge moves back in a west movement could resume.
This storm could have one of those wiggle tracks after some time of shifting courses.
This storm could have one of those wiggle tracks after some time of shifting courses.
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