07-30-2019, 03:31 PM
Path looks uncomfortably close.
Yes, some models for Flossie have shifted over the course of the afternoon.
ECMWF has moved the track south, their last forecast position still not in range of the islands, but a good chance we’ll be in the cone. Should know tomorrow.
Other models continue to show a northerly track, but there’s really no consensus. The tracks are all over the place, some passing over our island. Keep watching this storm.
For ECMWF forecast:
https://www.wunderground.com/wundermap
Center map over Hawaii
Scroll down layers on the right side of page. Check Hurricanes/Typhoons. Check Model Data, and the ECMWF forecast graphic should appear on the map.
Yes, some models for Flossie have shifted over the course of the afternoon.
ECMWF has moved the track south, their last forecast position still not in range of the islands, but a good chance we’ll be in the cone. Should know tomorrow.
Other models continue to show a northerly track, but there’s really no consensus. The tracks are all over the place, some passing over our island. Keep watching this storm.
For ECMWF forecast:
https://www.wunderground.com/wundermap
Center map over Hawaii
Scroll down layers on the right side of page. Check Hurricanes/Typhoons. Check Model Data, and the ECMWF forecast graphic should appear on the map.
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