stormchazer
(Storm Tracker)
Wed Sep 12 2007 02:26 PM
Re: Watching Wave East of the Caribbean

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Here's a good discussion about the future track:

http://crownweather.com/tropdisc.html




Crown's forecast seems to run contrary to Dr. Jeff Masters blog today.

Dr Jeff Master's Blog

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The big question concerns the track--there is a good chance that 91L will miss the Lesser Antilles, as the current steering currents favor a more northwesterly track for the storm over the coming days. The system has already moved north of Barbados' latitude, and the southern Lesser Antilles Islands are unlikely to receive a direct hit from 91L. Most of the models indicate a forward speed near 10-15 mph, which would bring 91L to the northern islands Monday. The U.S. East Coast may be at risk from this storm ten or so days from now, but it is far too early to speculate on the chance of this occurring, or what region might be most at risk.





It will be interesting to see what plays out.



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