While watching closely, I'm looking past 93 and 94L (both which models keep east of Florida) to potential threats in early October..The last 3 runs of the GFS all suggest an extended period (nearly week-long) of strong onshore easterly flow across the Florida peninsula due to the gradient between strong high pressure anchored over the eastern seaboard to the north and an intensifying TC (possibly becoming a major hurricane) to the south near Cuba. If this scenario plays out, the timing couldn't be worse as it will coincide with the highest lunar tides of the month peaking on the 9th.
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