[Freedom'sWorthIt]

Right - on the history - and post 504 - exactly. These storms just don't slide into FL from the East very often - not at an angle (and this is just a layperson's observation - looking at historical paths - see WRAL TV Hurricane Section website - STORM TRACK. )

When I go through the past storm tracks there - so many just follow this curve of the lower S.East USA coast - nudging up beside Florida and then heading up to SC or NC to come on land. (Yes, Floyd did that too).

If Joe B is saying - SC or NC landfall - getting my bags packed. He rarely if ever misses his calls!

Thanks for the replies......

[alancarp]

Looks like next coords oughta be around 72.0+/- and 22.6. Motion appears consistently holding at around a 2:1 ratio of Longitude change to Latitude.

I'm look at the GOES Floater IR loop. Does it look to anybody like the ridge is shoring itself up all the way to the coast of Florida? Or am I reading too much into this?