[Paul R.]

I asked over on the Irma II thread, but not long B4 III supplanted it, so I didn’t really get a good answer:

Does anyone have a link or graphic of a detailed look at the past track? That is, good enough to clearly see Irma’s “wobbles” the last few days. It’s curiosity on my part / wondering if there is a pattern to it. I know most such storms wobble at least a little; in this case, Irma seems to have been almost skipping along the coast of Cuba. Plus, I wonder if it will continue to wobble that much, once it turns more NW or NNW? Hmmm...

[Paul R.]

To clarify, I’d like to find a plotted past track, in fairly good detail, in an image of, oh, say, 1024 pixel width minimum, if possible. The last 96 hours would be fine.

[metmom]

This might be of help.

[maggief]

“Does anyone have a link or graphic of a detailed look at the past track?”

http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/archive/2017/IRMA_graphics.php

IRMA Graphics Archive:
Initial Wind Field and Watch/Warning Graphic