Gfdl certainly likes the chances of this system--looks like the atmosphere will be ideal for development the next 2-4 days. After a w-wsw slow motion it bends to the North which is typical of Mid-October canes in this area--I think this has an excellent shot at cane status and a good shot at major to intense status.
910-144kts
http://moe.met.fsu.edu/cgi-bin/gfdltc2. ... hour=114hr
18z GFDL-Carribean Storm
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18z GFDL-Carribean Storm
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This is better to be posted at the 98L thread as the models are being posted there.
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