I noticed both the 12z and 18z GFS have Isaac slowing and practically stalling out for something like 30+ hours as he makes landfall near the LA-MS border.
I understand the significant limitations of forecast models 72 hours out in terms of both track and intensity, but I was just wondering what those of you with more expertise thought about this motion (or lack thereof) towards the end of the run?
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