I notice the FV3 does the westward jog right after landfall. Once again 6-12hrs earlier and you change landfall location drastically.
Which also means parts of GA could get impacted by Florence.It seems the theme for today with the models has been moving landfall a little further south to southern NC and northern SC, and then moving WSW inland. Better for inland NC, but worse for inland SC
By the time it gets here its pretty much spun out. Sure we would get some rain, but that's about it. Just curious why would you not share your location?Which also means parts of GA could get impacted by Florence.
I wouldn't be shocked at all if Flo ends up SC/GA coast when it's all said and done. But that's just my 2 centsNow we just wait for the Euro to see what it shows. I would expect the NHC to adjust their track later today if the Euro/EPS shows a similar track to the 00z run or shifts southwest.
Pure speculation but I wonder how far inland this holds together if it gets stronger or goes annualarBy the time it gets here its pretty much spun out. Sure we would get some rain, but that's about it. Just curious why would you not share your location?
Doesn't look like it changed.
Doesn't look like it changed.