http://files.hurricanealley.net/storms/04LTRP.html
Well as time goes by the models had shifted eastward and now the cliper model goes even more east to the panhandle of Florida.
Guys you can look at this information but what this diverse split of the models shows is that nobody has a real clue of where finnaly it will end up.So all the gulf coast is a fair game at this point for a landfall from Mexico to the panhandle of florida.
Latest model tracks shows panhandle of florida a target
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