This track kind of resembles Katrina in a way.
Hopefully the intensity remains fairly low.
It looks like TD 19’s been trending more south (rather than going west across mainland Florida, it really only hit the Keys and a bit of Miami), probably because of that other area of low pressure to its west in the Gulf.
Just hypothesizing, if that area is moving south over the next few days, then won’t it pull TD 19 out west more, and have it target Louisiana more than the FL Panhandle?
Any insights on other steering currents influencing the current cone?
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Thank you, Levi! Very informative and ckear!
Thx for spending some Friday night time building the update. Timely and concise as always. And definitely appreciated, Dr. C
Any insight into why no models picked up on this?
I’m interested in this as well if you have some insight.
Watching 95L and hoping it turns toward the north instead of continuing on a westward track!
The high in northwest from Bermuda pushes the hurricane south.
The same high will cause a tropical storm to enter the Gulf of Mexico over southern Florida.
Forecasts did not foresee a weakening of the jet stream over Northeast Canada.
This track kind of resembles Katrina in a way.
Hopefully the intensity remains fairly low.
It looks like TD 19’s been trending more south (rather than going west across mainland Florida, it really only hit the Keys and a bit of Miami), probably because of that other area of low pressure to its west in the Gulf.
Just hypothesizing, if that area is moving south over the next few days, then won’t it pull TD 19 out west more, and have it target Louisiana more than the FL Panhandle?
Any insights on other steering currents influencing the current cone?
The dry areas in the north show the extent of the jet stream.
http://tropic.ssec.wisc.edu/real-time/mtpw2/webAnims/tpw_nrl_colors/conus/mimictpw_conus_latest.gif
Sally is a concern to Slidell, Louisiana?
Will Sally cross any of the Gulf of Mexico Water that was cooled from upwelling from Hurricane Laura?
That was a very quality update! My first time to this site. Appreciate the information! I love in Nola and am watching it closely tonight. Thanks again!
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