Saw that, I won't talk too much about it on this thread, but yeah, another homebrew 'cane that the GFS (keep in mind at 240+ hrs) has landfalling on the FL panhandle around 950mb. Safe to say this likely won't verify, but worth keeping an eye on
Correct me if I'm wrong, but if the storm post-landfall does take a looping track like that highlighted in some of the models, wouldn't that lead to some pretty intense inland flooding, especially over S Appalachia and the Ozarks?
Meanwhile, drought back home continues to worsen, with much of Appalachian Ohio in D4 conditions. Thankfully, rain looks to be coming sometime through the week, which should hopefully alleviate much of the dryness.
Euro ensemble pressure matrices for Tampa and Pensacola, off the 00z run (not available on 06z). Looks to be angling at more of a panhandle/ big bend area landfall, although not super strong.
Extended Euro looks pretty dire for about half of the forum, between hardly any rain over the next 10 days and possibly triple-degree heat, flash drought seems pretty likely
cameron nixon had a twitter post recently about how some mergers between lines of storms and discrete storms w/ a strong meso can result in a boost to the discrete cell