vineyardsaker
(Weather Guru)
Sat Aug 18 2007 01:31 PM
Re: Dean Continues

Quote:

Later on down the road, if the Upper Level low does not phase out and it stalls between 90-95W…I would say that chances for problems in the Eastern Gulf would really increase…Otherwise, the further west it can move before stalling or dissipating will result in problems points west.





Let me get that straight: there is still a possibility for Dean to fully change course and actually head for Florida even though all the models point at Texas as only US state where Dean might make landfall?
Or did you mean *Western* Gulf?
If you did mean Eastern Gulf, what is the earliest possible date for such a Floridian landfall?
Thanks!



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