IF the HWRF model happens to be right, it shows a very powerful cat. 4-5 hurricane plowing into central Florida early Monday morning.
This is ONE run of ONE model & is NOT a forecast. View this as just one ingredient in the recipe of the forecast! pic.twitter.com/FxTA6esndf
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) August 29, 2019
0Z run of Euro/ECMWF model is much more in line with other models showing a fairly sharp, northerly turn when or shortly after Dorian reaches the Florida Peninsula.
This is ONE run of ONE model & is NOT a forecast. View this as just one ingredient in the recipe of the forecast! pic.twitter.com/EcMuJfbdBv
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) August 29, 2019
Bit of drier air seems to be piercing the eastern flank of the core of #Dorian on this Thursday morning… Strengthening is likely later today. pic.twitter.com/gO5zWEurkB
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) August 29, 2019
The most recent year the center of a hurricane hit. https://t.co/IHANwoNL3h #flwx #dorian pic.twitter.com/JV1nrpUxyT
— Ian Livingston (@islivingston) August 29, 2019
11PM advisory and projected path for Hurricane #Dorian has max. winds now up to 85mph… Dorian likely to become major hurricane by Saturday. Extensive impacts possible in parts of Florida Peninsula Sunday into Monday. Beyond that, UNCERTAINTY. We will know more info tomorrow. pic.twitter.com/OcUmpR4gTg
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) August 29, 2019
