No kidding, just looking at radar unless it starts to feel that tug it's going NE of PR..... dangI'm somewhat doubtful of that solution at this juncture, Dorian would really have to take a hard left here for several hours to take the circulation over the island but frictional convergence & channeling w/ the terrain of PR could tug it in that direction once Dorian reaches the latitude of PR
I'm somewhat doubtful of that solution at this juncture, Dorian would really have to take a hard left here for several hours to take the circulation over the island but frictional convergence & channeling w/ the terrain of PR could tug it in that direction once Dorian reaches the latitude of PR
It could turn west into PR but right now it's heading for St. Thomas or between that and PR, either way what is this nearly 300 miles east of yesterday's projections? Holy smokes..Thats what I thought to when looking at the radar.
Actually I see-
I agree....a business miss their forecast in this short of term and somebody getting fired. Especially when some of it was driven by placing the current position in the wrong spot on the map.Skeptical of any model being right at this point because they missed so badly in the short term. 3 days ago this was going over the shredder or shooting the gap between PR and hispaniola and now it stands a real chance of missing PR east. This is a pretty big bust in the short range.