Westward Shift??

[deltadog03]

well, that NNW track is including a relocation north....its still moving WNW or so....it will feel the ridge sooner rather than later

[Rainband]

Looks like track may change.

You think the track will shift east? I am just not sold on that. I think they may shift back and forth until they know what that High over TX and LA is going to do. If it stays put then I say more east but if it retreats west like the N.O. mets think it will then the track will be farther west. I definitely don't think that it will go up the peninsula.

Anything is possible. I guess we will see what the NHC does at 5pm. I trust them I trust Don and derek too. This may be just a temporary shift with the models. Time will tell.

[Stratosphere747]

It seems to be starting the westward trend that the NHC is forecasting...

[TS Zack]

It surely can't go North anymore.

[WeatherEmperor]

if you look on water vapor imagery you can still see a trough over the Carolina's. It doesnt appear to be digging further south but could it be enough to weaken the ridge enough to allow a more northward component?

<RICKY>

[TS Zack]

It already passed the trough axis..

[Rainband]

Somebody better tell Kat because according to recon she is moving nnw

[RU4REAL]

Someone just posted a thread that she is movinw wnw. recon says nnw.
which way is she moving?.......Thanks

[dwg71]

Someone just posted a thread that she is movinw wnw. recon says nnw.
which way is she moving?.......Thanks

Somebody on a thread vs. recon fixes??? hmmm. I'm gonna' have to go with recon on this one.

[RU4REAL]

I should have been clearer, thread said Steve Lyons.....I'm just curious as to which one is right.

[caneseddy]

Actually it was posted that Dr. Lyons stated that she is moving WNW and the pressure dropped 1 MB