Stormy Weather on It's Way to the Carolinas........Thursday! Long Range Models Aim for Popular Places. What IF This Pattern Stays in Place? EPAC Busy. Count 10 Days Busy in ATL

This is the EURO up above.

Currently no circle up anymore.

Why?

Whatever forms forms over land.

Tropical origin but not tropical formation.

Yes, there's a tropical stream of moisture down below.

But will talk on that later.

Nothing expected to form in the short term.

You can see the moisture feed moving North..

Towards Carolinas, Georgia.

Yes, deep red colors to the South linger.

Another front is on the way... slowly but there.

Rain shield with band like features moving North

GFS moves inland tomorrow.

Thursday.

I'm just putting this out there. There is nothing there happening soon. But, we could get a named storm that forms and moves up the East Coast, sliding past Florida on it's way towards Wilmington, OBX and on to Virginia later in the Hurricane Season. 

This set up says it all.

EPAC busy and moist.

Moist air and convection near the Yuke.

How long does this set up last?

Out of boredom let's look at the GFS

Way down the tropical road.

Who does it hit today?

Okay, EPAC has a nice cyclone.

Zooming in  you can see SW FL.

At the end of the run....

....too far to even think on it happening.

Crosses the state and heads for JAX.

And this is what you call a pattern.

It's too soon in June to have a named storm.

June 20th, maybe not so soon.

Stay tuned

Use the quiet time to prepare!

Besos BobbiStorm

@bobbistorm on X

X mostly weather

Elsewhere whatever

Ps perhaps the GFS has a cousin in Miami?