HAltschule
EF5
Latest satellite loops from early Sunday afternnon show a nicely organized rotation off of the Savannah, GA coast. This area of low pressure is directly over the untapped, hot Gulf Stream waters. It bears close watching since it appears to be VERY close to TD status now. Many of the models develop this system and bring it on various tracks. 2 models bring it eastward and then stall it (courtesy of Bermuda High)...before tracking it westward again. One of these models bring the system inland over Florida while another shoots the system northward to the Cape Hatteras, NC coastine and possibly the Southern New England coastline as a Hurricane in a few days. The GFDL bring the system to TS status in 3 days and has it affecting NE Florida and SE GA with TS winds.
Regardles, I think we have a tropical system in the making and it should be interesting to watch. All eyes on the Eastern Seaboard for now.
Regardles, I think we have a tropical system in the making and it should be interesting to watch. All eyes on the Eastern Seaboard for now.