A recon aircraft checked out Olga this evening and found that she has acquired tropical characteristics with winds of 60 MPH.
I posted tonight's model map to watch the evolution of the track of Olga. The dynamical models continue with the west to WSW path while the other models now indicate a gradual recurvature. Though the official forecast still indicates weakening it would not be impossible for Olga to get caught up in a frontal passage this weekend and track towards the northeast.
It is too early to count Florida out of this equation so check back tomorrow for more updates.
Interesting weather information pertaining mostly to south Florida.
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