I can imagine 3 tracks to get this storm out of here but for now..
3 tracks come to mind and are real visible on wunderground.com...
1926 1945 Donna
Mayfield said in his interview even HE can't remember the last time the coast N of WPB got hit with a major storm.
That is because they usually don't. Climo. Odds based on climo.
IF there was a strong front/dip somewhere I wouldn't mind so much but I'm not a better and these are crappy odds that this storm doesn't hit further south.
In my humble opinon.
Check out the tracks for yourself and think before you reply.
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