The latest on the very uncertain future of Emily coming up after the forecast.
After a rough ride late evening thanks to some last minute pop up thunderstorms – Wishes was postponed and most hotel movies were cancelled due to weather, things look much better for today. There’s plenty of moisture over us this morning, however a drying trend will take place today so while thunderstorms were almost a certainty yesterday today we are going with just 20 percent.
Temperatures will remain above average for this time of the year – and with plenty of sunshine expect temperatures once again in the mid 90s. (not too much of a surprise this time of year)
Today looks to be the day with the least chance for rain and chances increase every day through Friday and then things get really uncertain based on Emily so I am going to leave things there until the circulation finishes interacting with land.
So the latest on Emily is this – the track and intensity are still very uncertain. This morning it looks like the circulation is STILL not doing very well and thanks to wind shear the storm is not building in a typical circulation fashion. This poses a real problem in track because for Emily to curve the way everyone wants her to – the storm believe it or not needs to get stronger to get carried away by upper level winds. Should Emily get back over water and still not be able to get her act together (provided she stays together) – a more west ward track may occur … so we will know more I’d think in the next 36 hours. I am enclosing the latest official track from the NHC, however I can’t say enough that this storm is very uncertain.
