Kory
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Another storm will be spinning up in the western gulf. Keep an eye as steering currents will be weak and it will meander a while (where have we heard that before?)
Another storm will be spinning up in the western gulf. Keep an eye as steering currents will be weak and it will meander a while (where have we heard that before?)
I think *IF* Teddy goes East of Bermuda, it’ll be pretty hard to get it to curve back as far west to be a significant influence to the NE US. If it goes west, well, that might be interesting. But models are really struggling with Teddy regarding intensity and given the volatility of the patter past 3-5 days, it’s not out of the real of possibilities but I think it would be more likely a Canadian Maritimes/Bermuda or out to sea route. But, nothing is 100% in this science!Don’t fall asleep on Teddy either. Eric Webb brought up a great point on Twitter where the wildfire smoke could create a ridging effect and bring Teddy closer to and over the northeast United States. This needs to be monitored very closely considering models aren’t likely factoring this in.
Invest 90L in the SW Gulf will likely be classified as Wilfred when recon gets there later.Which storm do you think will become Wilfred?
Only other time we have gone through the entire list and started using the Greek Alphabet was 2005. 2020 Continues to live up to its history.
Invest 90L in the SW Gulf will likely be classified as Wilfred when recon gets there later.
Meanwhile, there's a Medicane in the Mediterranean:
Teddy is up to 140 mph. It might make a run at Cat 5.
Wait, what?
Okay the Gulf storm will be Beta.
It’s pretty amazing seeing all the writing on the wall coming into the season about hyperactivity. And it sure has come to fruition...Somebody needs to give the Atlantic a drug test.