Let's see if Goofy trends east or west.
Yesterday we were seeing gusts well over 90 mph almost to Georgia . The NHC obviously thinks Irma will weaken faster than what the GFS and Euro are showingHow is that better?
But wouldn't a track further west mean it's more possible for Irma to stay over the Gulf all the way until it gets to North FL ? Let's say it stays over the Gulf and makes landfall not far from Tallahassee. Wouldn't that be bad for GA ?Longer time over land but to me it looks like the models have slowed down a little post landfall . A slower moving system is better than one that zips through like Opal did
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Yeah, oops, I missed that part! I'm one west shift away from not even getting rain!That's why is said strong wind gusts
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Yes , seems unlikely at this point . But yes it would be badBut wouldn't a track further west mean it's more possible for Irma to stay over the Gulf all the way until it gets to North FL ? Let's say it stays over the Gulf and makes landfall not far from Tallahassee. Wouldn't that be bad for GA ?
That west shift may be commencing as we speak too....GFS hugging Cuba coastlineYeah, oops, I missed that part! I'm one west shift away from not even getting rain!
You might want to look at the GFS.Yes , seems unlikely at this point . But yes it would be bad
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I see it now ....You might want to look at the GFS.
I was wrongStorm says its headed due north at 42 and Xtreme says its moving W/NW.