8PM EDT model runs are now posted up at www.wunderground.com/tropical. Note that SJ's post #105 appears to have updated to the current runs.
The tracks are still widely spread, but all of them have shifted eastward. The 11 PM EDT forecast from the NHC is still straight up the west coast of the peninsula. They continue to expect the turn northward to happen more aggressively than NOGAPS predicts.
Although we all wish for something more definitive, it looks like we've got to wait to late tomorrow for the models to begin to converge. At that time, Fay should be clear of Cuba and the Hurricane Hunters will have made a pass through, which in turn will reflect in the 8 PM EDT model runs. If we're lucky, they'll get something in time for the 2 PM runs, which typically show up online around 4 PM our time.
The tracks are still widely spread, but all of them have shifted eastward. The 11 PM EDT forecast from the NHC is still straight up the west coast of the peninsula. They continue to expect the turn northward to happen more aggressively than NOGAPS predicts.
Although we all wish for something more definitive, it looks like we've got to wait to late tomorrow for the models to begin to converge. At that time, Fay should be clear of Cuba and the Hurricane Hunters will have made a pass through, which in turn will reflect in the 8 PM EDT model runs. If we're lucky, they'll get something in time for the 2 PM runs, which typically show up online around 4 PM our time.
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