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Re: Hurricane Ernesto track [Re: Nateball]
      #71718 - Mon Aug 28 2006 01:21 AM

That sounds about right to me. I'm guessing that Ernesto will emerge off the northern coast of Cuba as a depression. The latest GFDL track would require significant continued westward movement, yet this weak storm seems to be oozing poleward already and I don't see anything in particular that would hinder it from continuing in that direction. Perhaps it may graze southeastern Florida as it tries to pull itself back together, but I think this will be an event for the Carolinas -- not Florida.

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Re: Hurricane Ernesto track [Re: allan]
      #72370 - Tue Aug 29 2006 10:59 AM

Gulf of Mexico. It will continue going North and West. Briefly hit Florida and then go into the Gulf and build up strength.

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