Quote: I would really like to get everyones input on this.This could be a great test for this theary.I think it is powerfull enough.Very interesting.
Clark did mention that stronger storms tend to push northward moreso than weaker storms. He gave a great explanation as well. In this case, I'd expect that the effect may be muted due to the high directly north of Dennis. It would be like you trying to walk through the wall five feet from the doorway out of your house. Just my $0.02.
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