Erin has had a nice burst of thunderstorms this late afternoon as it tries to develop over the Central Atlantic. We'll see if this is one of those temporary bursts or if this means that Erin is finally moving into a more favorable environment.
Models are still hinting at that curve to the northwest. I will keep watching for any changes to the forecast, even though I don't anticipate any at this time, seeing that the ensemble models and guidance models are in good agreement with the turn. But if by any chance nature throws a curveball, I will be here to let you know.
RTW
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| ...ERIN STRENGTHENS AS IT MOVES WESTWARD... ...EXPECTED TO BECOME A HURRICANE IN A DAY OR TWO... | |||||
| 5:00 PM AST Wed Aug 13 Location: 16.3°N 45.0°W Moving: W at 17 mph Min pressure: 1001 mb Max sustained: 50 mph | |||||
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