Floydbuster's 2nd Jeanne Forecast...

[Anonymous]

Tropical Storm Jeanne Forecast # 2
Saturday September 18, 2004 5am
Mike "Floydbuster" Naso
DISCLAIMER: USE NHC for OFFICAL INFO

Jeanne Jeanne Jeanne.... I am tired of you. Do something or die.

I think it will be pulled north, and then back westward after 72 hrs, and then a southwest movement... I have Jeanne making landfall in Florida.

The intensity is tricky... I will keep Jeanne at 50 mph... then bump it up to 70 mph RIGHT BEFORE landfall as it crosses over the Gulf Stream, quite honestly.... NOBODY KNOWS

12 HRS-- 22.0 N--- 74.4 W-- 45 kt
24 HRS-- 23.8 N-- 75.0 W-- 45 kt
36 HRS-- 25.4 N-- 75.4 W-- 45 kt
48 HRS-- 27.0 N-- 76.8 W-- 45 kt
72 HRS-- 28.0 N-- 77.9 W-- 45 kt
96 HRS-- 27.2 N-- 79.8 W-- 60 kt
120 HRS- 26.6 N-- 80.2 W-- 60 kt

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[fci]

I live at 26.6 N -- 80.2 W.
So I will just add your forecast to the litany of forecasts out there.
I cannot remember a storm where the 5 day forecast was basically of shrug of the shoulders and an "I don't know".
Here's to hope that when all is said and done Jeanne shoots NE to bother ships or that the blow from DR ultimately proves fatal!

[wxwatcher2]

Jeanne is going to come up through the central Bahamas and then do a stall.
It will spin there for days.

This will cause the wx in Florida to be some of the Best we've seen in months.

Let's go to the beach.