Quote: trying to understand all of this from the WV loop...
the big brown thingie I assume is the ridge? In its current position it looks to me like it would steer to GA. Is it supposed to move further south?
Thanks for any assist in better understanding all this craziness.
You are correct. That brownish area north of Jeanne is the high pressure system everyone keeps talking about.
My question is that also a high currently over FL, and if so, where will it go. Will the high from the north continue to push the high over FL out into the Gulf? If so, it would make a path to FL for Jeanne and provide a steering current for the possible yet to come Ivan v3.0.
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