The lastest models all are different in where they think it will go once it crosses the penninsula.
Some have it going to the miidle of the gulf some have it going up the west coast.
What do you think?
Models?
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Okay, imo it will emerge near Ft.Myers and go about 40-60 mi offshore, then a trough will influence it and it will turn northward paralleling the
W. Coast while rapidly intensifying to at least a 90-105 mph Hurricane.
Explosive deepining is likely given the scenario that the trough aids in
the storm's outflow. Tidal surge likely along fl west coast.
Okay, imo it will emerge near Ft.Myers and go about 40-60 mi offshore, then a trough will influence it and it will turn northward paralleling the
W. Coast while rapidly intensifying to at least a 90-105 mph Hurricane.
Explosive deepining is likely given the scenario that the trough aids in
the storm's outflow. Tidal surge likely along fl west coast.
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No question...
like every other storm this year it will probably land right on top of PENSACOLA.
The one city on the gulf coast who is fast tracked to becoming the hurricane capital of the United States.
The one city on the gulf coast who is fast tracked to becoming the hurricane capital of the United States.
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