Clear things we have to iron out from this picture … how organized can it get before the shredder … after the shredder will there be anything left and if so slides it even have the strength to keep going .. if it enters the Bahamas strengthening looks more likely but if it’s the gulf I think there’s a chance it strengthens although most of those paths have low intensity because I think Cuba really took most of the punch out of her … interesting overall .. fun to be tracking so early
Don’t you mean Let it Go… lol
That’s probably a wise call at this point. I’m not sure this would get to hurricane before it gets to Hispaniola, and if the center moves very close or over the island it would get shredded and knocked back down. If this track stays fairly close and it misses the island to the south, I expect you’ll see the NHC bring this up to hurricane strength
It’s gonna end up in the gulf, they do 90% of the time, watch the western tracks
Um.. no no, no, no no!!! It better turn out to sea, die, or head toward anywhere that will not mess up my vacation on gulf shores next weekend ?
Honestly that’s what my thinking is right now. Though I think the pattern favors more of an east of New Orleans type threat. The biggest question is how strong the steering will be when and if it comes into the southeast… does it just sit and spin out somewhere dumping huge rainfall amounts like Alberto in 1994 did?
