CAT 5 Hurricane Lee

What I have noticed is that the cones of uncertainty have been getting tighter. I am not ready to say this will definitely miss Florida but it seems highly likely.

 

As already mentioned, the long range shows a frontal boundary that will set up in Virginia through Carolinas down to Georgia and that should keep it away from the coast. Hopefully it'll be strong enough to sweep it out to the Atlantic.

Timing will be important. If the boundary comes in later and or weaker, it could allow it to track further west and endanger the southeast coast.

 

Any chance of it skipping by Gainesville and hitting Tallahassee, Athens, and Knoxville's football dorms?

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Been following. Everything says north but still worried

 

Hopefully that front pulls in out into the atlantic and away from Bermuda, the Bahamas, and the US east coast.

 

Heck Baton Rouge too, for laying an egg Sunday night.

 

At last check Lee is trending southward. Potential bad news …

 

The mean date for landfall of A hurricane in FL is Sept 10 so Lee is punctual.

 

Last storm the models were all very tight. The Euro had it within 30 miles of actual land fall 3 days out.

 

https://x.com/henrywx/status/1699484570632978861?s=61

 

Wow.

 

Fish Storm

 

Are you referring to barometric pressure? 907 isn't that low is it? Wilma, for example was 882.

 

Andrew was 922.
Irma was 914.

 

Thanks to climate change this looks like it will miss Florida

 

That track is not all that uncommon: wnw or nw track until between the Bahamas and Bermuda, then a recurve north, then northeast. Andrew was an exception.

 

You are missing the point. Don't you realize EVERYTHING is now caused by climate change? Get with the program.