foung my original post from yesterday it was the 06z not 12z..anyway even then the gdfl had ole eddie moving north to right off NC then back ssw to near GA/SC.
crazy ole troy said
In reply to: looking at todays 06 run of the gdfl it does show what would be Eduordo moving north eventually at 48 hours at about Little River around the border of N and S Carolinia (33.6n 78.6w) with about cat 1 strenghth then puts him inland for about 8 hours then it kinda moves him south to about the GA SC border just offsore at 96 hours and inland at about 31.8n 81.3w at 102 hours... just noticed the uniqueness in the model path is all
This is the type of thing, if it pans out and heads back, that will really get people off gaurd...
what y'all think about what it will do?
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