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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsHurricane Matthew may hit Florida, then make a U-turn and hit again!
https://robertscribbler.com/2016/10/05/dangerous-hurricane-matthew-strengthening-in-record-hot-environment-may-hit-florida-twice/Look at this storm track, heading back into the Atlantic, and then whipping around to make a second pass on Florida.
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Hurricane Matthew has already been a storm for the record books. Matthew was the lowest latitude Category 5 storm to form on record in the Atlantic basin. An achievement that bears testament to the amount of heat energy the storm was feeding on as higher latitude storms can better leverage the Earths spin to increase wind speed. It was the longest lasting Category 4-5 storm on record in the Caribbean. And it produced the highest accumulated cyclone energy (ACE) of any hurricane on record for that sea.
(Matthew is predicted to track along the Eastern Seaboard from Central Florida through Georgia as a major hurricane on Friday and Saturday. After this first predicted strike as a major hurricane, long range model guidance is indicating that Matthew could re-curve. Such a path would bring Matthew repeatedly over the near record warm waters of the Gulf Stream and possibly produce a second landfall in Florida by Wednesday of next week. Image source: The National Hurricane Center.)
(Matthew is predicted to track along the Eastern Seaboard from Central Florida through Georgia as a major hurricane on Friday and Saturday. After this first predicted strike as a major hurricane, long range model guidance is indicating that Matthew could re-curve. Such a path would bring Matthew repeatedly over the near record warm waters of the Gulf Stream and possibly produce a second landfall in Florida by Wednesday of next week. Image source: The National Hurricane Center.)
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Hurricane Matthew may hit Florida, then make a U-turn and hit again! (Original Post)
Binkie The Clown
Oct 2016
OP
If Matthew were driving a car, it's like he passed a gruesome accident and wants to come
Baitball Blogger
Oct 2016
#3
pinboy3niner
(53,339 posts)1. The Governor just announced he's putting up 'No U-Turn' signs
Baitball Blogger
(46,750 posts)4. LOL!
Great minds. I should have read your response before posting mine below.
dixiegrrrrl
(60,010 posts)2. We will know more by Sunday
All the interactive weather apps stop on Monday afternoon, 5 days out.
In a couple of days it will show after Monday.
https://www.windyty.com/?2016-10-10-21,34.971,-76.342,5
Baitball Blogger
(46,750 posts)3. If Matthew were driving a car, it's like he passed a gruesome accident and wants to come
back for a second look.