scottsvb
(Weather Master)
Fri Jul 22 2005 06:39 PM
Re: Franklin Ragged, Likely out to Sea

yeah I think there were a couple models that took jeanne off to the ne but they werent the best models last year at the time. We saw what was clearly evident of a turn back towards the west and it was supported by 2-3 decent models that we rely more on.
With franklin,,,,,,clark sums everything up best with the Bamn models and what they take on tropical systems. All globles take Franklin off to the NE, some faster then others. Again I note looking at the 12z GFS it seeing something going into Florida early next week ( which that when it would have to happen before the next stronger trough) and its the first sign of any major model picking up on what could be Franklin. Also though it does keep the original storm heading NE and out to sea. So it could be seeing 2 things.



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