So, I sit down this early am to start pouring over the latest run of model guidance and all of them indicate the birth of a tropical system out of a disturbance a couple of hundred miles to the south of Jamaica at the moment. All the global models then have the system to track almost due north and across Cuba, the Bahamas and then north, northeast from there. The European Model indicates the system to actually make landfall along the NJ coast- which could bring the potential for a storm surge into NYC, by Tuesday (the 30th) and then track NW, combine with the cold air associated with an upper air trough working through the nations midsection and be sitting over Lake Huron by Wednesday night, bringing heavy snows to portions of the UP and possibly even lower MI.
Not something I am putting a lot of faith into, but something to watch unfold as the European is usually not an "off the wall" type of model.
Gotta get back to work!
-John
Not something I am putting a lot of faith into, but something to watch unfold as the European is usually not an "off the wall" type of model.
Gotta get back to work!
-John