Does anyone have a good grasp

[tampastorm]

on how strong this high pressure really is? Last night we saw a wobble for a few hours to the NW then back WNW recently is looks not to be going NW but between WNW and NW. I know this is hard to forecast, just wondering if anyone has a good feel how strong this high pressure causing WNW movement really is .

[Aimless]

Yes...can someone explain its potential effects ( in laymans terms). It looks like it is dipping down further into Florida.

It seems the track would move more west and south ( from where it was last forecast) and with much slower motion.

( I'm still learning...don't completely understand the cause & effects, but am beginning to get a general feel for some of them.)

[jdt]

The 11PM NHC discussion from last night (9-1-04) focused on this particulary with regard to additional recon data gathered by G-IV and a C-130 on the environment surrounding Frances.

Here is the link to that discussion:

http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/archive/2004/di ... .033.shtml?

JDT

[Steve Cosby]

The 11PM NHC discussion from last night (9-1-04) focused on this particulary with regard to additional recon data gathered by G-IV and a C-130 on the environment surrounding Frances.

Here is the link to that discussion:

http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/archive/2004/di ... .033.shtml?

JDT

This is a discussion that should be read by everyone on this board. Not only was the track discussed but factors surrounding the intensity were covered.

[Lowpressure]

Very good discussion, agreed- all should read.

[Aimless]

at least others seem to be seeing what I think I'm seeing

[Aimless]

so, now the question is : "Will it lift north and when?" ???

[Steve Cosby]

so, now the question is : "Will it lift north and when?" ???

I think the point of the 11PM discussion was that it is becoming less likely.