The models have shifted somewhat back to the right of the NHC track, does this mean that Dennis will be more infuenced by the weakening of the ridge? The current NW jog it has taken further puzzles me.
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i don't think the nw motion is significant....unless it persists(duh). i have noticed that, at least in the case of ivan and charley, that there appear to be the potential for some track adjustments in the vicinity of jamaica. the above storms did a distinct jog on their approach. perhaps we are seeing something of the same to the north of jamaica this time. that said, i am sure that any persistence of that nw motion will be initialized in the models next run. given that situation, the forecast track would necessarily shift a bit to the right(north and east)....................rich
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well, it wouldnt necessarily change the heading of the forecast track but it would initialize the model run further north. all things being equal, if the forecast lheading remained constant, it would shift the landfall north and east by the mileage it had deviated from its forecast point during its jog....hope that explanation makes sense
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