Quote: Bonnie is currently moving well north of the model tracks (all of them).
To those who say it's decoupled, might I suggest investing some money in glasses? Over the last three hours, deep convection has grown tremendously over the LLC. It's getting its act together, rather rapidly...
Typical? Fujiwara effect. Bonnie rotates counterclockwise around or ULL to the west. Now will Fujiwara rotate ULL to the NE of Bonnie? Time will tell.
Slightly uncommon to see 3 lows in close proximity.
All of the latest models that I have double checked are in a tight swath between Houma/ Grand Isle,LA and Waveland,MS. Current XTRP or xtrapolated movement is pointed at the MS/ AL Border.
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