18z GFS-Landfall between Miami and West palm beach

[Vortex]

then rides the florida coast. Living in Fort Lauderdale which is between the 2 cities I can only hope this is not the case.


http://www.nco.ncep.noaa.gov/pmb/nwprod ... n_060l.gif

[Zadok]

The trend continues............

[WeatherEmperor]

My goodness now just about every single model available for hurricane forecasting has a landfall somewhere on the Florida coast. I suppose that the 2004 season is just to re-emphisize that Florida is indeed the state that gets hit the most by hurricanes.

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[miamijaaz]

Is this more south than the earlier run?

[Derek Ortt]

well..

NC may end up with 3 of their own, so NC doesnt want to give up the crown easily

[jpigott]

is it me or have the models even shifted slightly further south. Yesterday the furthest south was just N of WPB, no it seems we have some models going as far south as Ft. Lauderdale. Don't like the trend.

[jpigott]

just took another peak at the models at wunderground. It's interesting (and somewhat disconserting sitting here in WPB) that all the models seem to pick up on a WNW movement initially (which appears to be verifying) and then turns Jeanne back slightly S of West.

[Zadok]

By sometime tomorrow they will have it at Broward or Dade and further west probably raking the west coast going north and slamming into the panhandle.

[jlauderdal]

is it me or have the models even shifted slightly further south. Yesterday the furthest south was just N of WPB, no it seems we have some models going as far south as Ft. Lauderdale. Don't like the trend.

thats been the trend since yesterday and now we are inside 72 hours so dont expect any huge changes...the changes get smaller and smaller as we move on until total model convergence

[Brent]

By sometime tomorrow they will have it at Broward or Dade and further west probably raking the west coast going north and slamming into the panhandle.

Nooooooooooooo..................

[Deenac813]

Umm.. I am right between Dade and Palm Beach