0z EURO - STILL SC LANDFALL...

[yoda]

http://www.ecmwf.int/products/forecasts ... 00!!!step/

[ericinmia]

Yeah it skirts the coast of florida similar to the gfdl of last night.
-Eric

Synoptically that can't happen unless the storm slows a great deal.

[yoda]

Yeah it skirts the coast of florida similar to the gfdl of last night.
-Eric

Synoptically that can't happen unless the storm slows a great deal.

yep...

Beat you to it I did. Strong in the Force I was. Lost Eric did. How embarrassing, how embarrassing!!

LOL! Thanks for the late night fun Eric...

[ericinmia]

lol, i just wish the damn satilites would come out of eclipse. Goes-west was supposed to be out by 0600utc. and now here we are at 0652utc.... where is my satilite!
-Eric

[yoda]

lol, i just wish the damn satilites would come out of eclipse. Goes-west was supposed to be out by 0600utc. and now here we are at 0652utc.... where is my satilite!
-Eric

Dissapeared they have?

[Guest]

Yeah it skirts the coast of florida similar to the gfdl of last night.
-Eric

Synoptically that can't happen unless the storm slows a great deal.

Remember Floyd? Anything is possible as things are always changing in the atmosphere.

[yoda]

Yeah it skirts the coast of florida similar to the gfdl of last night.
-Eric

Synoptically that can't happen unless the storm slows a great deal.

Remember Floyd? Anything is possible as things are always changing in the atmosphere.

NOT FLOYD AGAIN!!!

[ericinmia]

Yeah, however take a look at the cimss steering current patterns. The high is stronger than ever, with part of it elongated rather strongly north-south over the florida peninsula. It would take a lot, with nothing around to do it, to be able to that quickly degrade/move that high.
-Eric

[Guest]

Yeah it skirts the coast of florida similar to the gfdl of last night.
-Eric

Synoptically that can't happen unless the storm slows a great deal.

Remember Floyd? Anything is possible as things are always changing in the atmosphere.

NOT FLOYD AGAIN!!!

I only used that as a example. Even though it is possible. Which with the way this season has been anything almost that seems even remotely possible has happend.

[yoda]

Yeah, however take a look at the cimss steering current patterns. The high is stronger than ever, with part of it elongated rather strongly north-south over the florida peninsula. It would take a lot, with nothing around to do it, to be able to that quickly degrade/move that high.
-Eric

For whatever its worth (which is not much) Accuweather says this:

"Residents of the Southeast cast a weary eye toward Jeanne as the storm continues to meander in the Atlantic. Jeanne may begin to take more of a westerly, then northwesterly turn over the next several days, directing the storm toward the coast later in the weekend. A disturbance in the jet stream over the Great Lakes will push an area of high pressure southeastward; as a result, the storm will curve around and threaten the Southeast."

Thoughts/Comments?

[Guest]

Yeah, however take a look at the cimss steering current patterns. The high is stronger than ever, with part of it elongated rather strongly north-south over the florida peninsula. It would take a lot, with nothing around to do it, to be able to that quickly degrade/move that high.
-Eric

Ok lets recall Isabel? Need we rehash that? How many people thought she was headed to FL because of the strong ridge that was to the north of him?

Point being here is that nothing is written in stone yet as far as this hurricanes furture movements go. Still a bit too early to know where this is going for sure. I will admit though as time passes and this continues on that sw or even wsw jaunt i do become more and more concerned for a FL hit. One saving grace though which you can clearly see on WV is that the huge high to the north is moving to the east which with time should allow Jeanne to make that turn to the west and then nw and even n eventually.