It is weakening, but I think this is temporary...the GFDL model has been the first to respond to shifts in Ernesto..It was the first to recognize the weakness and move the track east...BUT..What gives with this Northwest motion LATE in the run..the exact opposite of all the models..could it see the slowing as the potential for a ridge to build 5-6 days out ???? I was very surprised when it went east, now this has me perplexed. I know it is only 1 model, but it has been about 60% on so far, the best of the models I think
-------------------- Erin 95 , Opal 95, Ivan 04, Dennis 05, and that's enough!!!!
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