hour, more significantly, we talked about the storm intensifying. here is a look where the track is expected to take. it will be out over open water not necessarily hitting land but a good thing in terms of the storm because it allows it to intensify. there is nothing to weaken the storm in the short term. long term, the question where does it go from here? it s going to start to curve back towards the state of florida and in fact, just about owns the entire state of florida is in the cone of where a potential landfall point could be and perhaps making landfall as high as a category three storm. the question is why florida? because by all normal circumstances, these storms always want to veer north. always. under normal atmosphere conditions but that s not the case here. normally this storm would start to curve back tornados the carolinas and virginia but this high pressure system right here is what isfect tifzeffectively it and pushing west towards florida. the models now make a landf
a good thing in terms of the storm because it allows it to intensify. there is nothing to weaken the storm in the short term. long term, the question where does it go from here? it s going to start to curve back towards the state of florida and in fact, just about owns the entire state of florida is in the cone of where a potential landfall point could be and perhaps making landfall as high as a category three storm. the question is why florida? because by all normal circumstances, these storms always want to veer north. always. under normal atmosphere conditions but that s not the case here. normally this storm would start to curve back tornados the carolinas and virginia but this high pressure system right here is what is effectively steering it and pushing west towards florida. the models now make a landfall somewhere over florida. the american models tend to favor more of a north florida landfall, jacksonville down to the space coast. whereas the european models favor more of a lan