I am still monitoring possible troughs and weaknesses in the high pressure ridge that could steer Lee away from the Caribbean, Bahamas, and eastern U.S. So far, forecast models show these troughs turning Lee; however, things could change in the coming week, so I will continue to monitor closely. We don't want any surprises like we did with Irma.
So if you live in the northern Leeward Islands or Puerto Rico, just remain vigilant for now!
Remember to always check for the latest National Hurricane Center updates!
RTW
EURO model comes real close to the Carolina outer banks as the trough moves away and High rebuilds a bit west. Will have to monitor future model run.
Canadian has a strong trough over the eastern U.S. which seems a bit to strong for September.
GFS has been showing the same for the past few days a trough merging with Lee and tracking it over Nova Scotia as a strong tropical or sub-tropical storm.
| ...LEE CLOSE TO HURRICANE STRENGTH... ...LIKELY TO RAPIDLY INTENSIFY INTO AN EXTREMELY DANGEROUS MAJOR HURRICANE BY SATURDAY... | |||||||
| 11:00 AM AST Wed Sep 6 Location: 14.1°N 45.5°W Moving: WNW at 14 mph Min pressure: 994 mb Max sustained: 70 mph | |||||||
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