[Fractal Trader]

I have looked at all the charts. Ultimately, NOAA is the source of most weather radar. Regardless, none of them are posted later than 11:00 AM Monday, and all show the storm significantly (180 km) east of where predicted. No evidence whatsoever of a left turn yet.

http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/refresh/graphics_at3+shtml/211343.shtml?5day#contents

[cynwoody]

No evidence whatsoever of a left turn yet.

Have a look at Wunderground's interactive map. Click the Satellite option, adjust the opacity down a bit, and press the Animate button. The storm looks to be following right along slightly to the north of the predicted track. I'd rather not be in Philadelphia.

[NELSON111]

>>>I have looked at all the charts. Ultimately, NOAA is the source of most weather radar. Regardless, none of them are posted later than 11:00 AM Monday, and all show the storm significantly (180 km) east of where predicted. No evidence whatsoever of a left turn yet.

Ok...either you are a troll...or ignorant. Either way...I can't help you. You can't fix stupid.

The 5 PM forecast from SATURDAY for today is within 20 miles. It's exactly where it was forecasted on LAST FRIDAY.

I'll get back to you in 6 hours when it makes landfall...within 20 miles of the forecast spot from 4 days ago. Then PERHAPS you will concede it has turned left. But then again...perhaps not.

[Teacher317]

Ummm... She has been turning left since 2pm Sunday (for 24 hours now). From 8am to 2pm SUN, she traveled at about 45 degree East of true North. The next four waypoints on the NOAA maps have her traveling at about 30 degrees East of North (from 2pm to 8pm SUN), 15 degrees East of North (from 8pm to 2am SUN), and then 5 degrees WEST of true north (from 2am until 8am this morning). That's turning left for 24 straight hours.

(From 2am until 8am SUN her path was trending towards the right... but it changed.)