From flhurricane.com: " "The Euro, GFS and CMC models continue to show something trying to develop east of Florida or Over the Bahamas late this weekend gradually moving it slowly toward the Carolinas later in that week. Nothing is showing intense development, but is worth monitoring over the next few days. This area is currently north of eastern Cuba and moving slowly into the Bahamas." And: "GFS model continues to persist and may bring it close to South Carolina this weekend, worth watching through the next few days as the first potential development since Alex. Euro shows it near Georgia on Monday, weak. CMC has it hovering around St. Augustine on Tuesday." This area is currently north of eastern Cuba and moving slowly into the Bahamas.
We should have a hurricane fantasy league this season. Bet on if/where a system will end up. Watching this bad boy getting raised to orange this AM has me frothing. pllzzzzz baby come onnnnn.
* Formation chance through 48 hours...low...10 percent * Formation chance through 5 days...medium...50 percent
Great idea! It's already increased the wave height forecast from near FLATITUDE to knee to waist. Watching it for my buoys... Gotta feeling Florida is gonna end its eleven year streak of no direct hurricane hits....get your tarps for later this season.ll
Why do I detect you are all going to jinx this again?? Fer christ sakes--it's still May...... Sounds like you all have "anticipation blues".....
It's called Invest 91L Flhurricane sez: " Latest GFS never really develops it but the energy staills before nearing South Carolina then backs over Florida, CMC develops it very east and moves it in near Myrtle Beach, SC on Sunday. Euro keeps it weak but keeps it offshore of GA/JAX until Wednesday before falling apart."