Quote: HF It's the name I picked too. Go back a few posts and read Ron Basso's post. I saw a model a few days ago that hinted at the same thing. Cross SE Fl, up the coast and back in again north of Tampa. Wish I could remember which model it was. Is there a chance this could happen??? I am not good at reading the set up for what will/won't "direct" this storm. Help please.
Thanks!
Dotty, it was the CMC (Canadian) model. This particular model is noted for rapidly overdeveloping tropical cyclones and so the results of strength need to be viewed with caution. My point earlier is that the new GFS model has now swung to this track. Given the disparity in the models once it gets into the GOM, its a wait and see mode. The UKMET and NOGAPs models take the system more W-NW into the north-central GOM with time.
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