Recon will be out there later today and we will know a lot more then. NCEP Home Aviation (AWC) Climate (CPC) Hurricane (NHC) Modeling (EMC). While Hurricane King (1950) originated much further west than Irma, it's track once it made landfall looks similar to the track Irma may take, he said. Hurricane News, Information and Live Field Coverage of Landfalls UPDATED: Aug99L POISED TO DEVELOP The global models have mostly missed this one - but the NHC is giving it a 60 chance of development now. However, Klotzbach said, a couple took a path similar to the one Irma is forecast to take. Hurricanes and Tropical Storms 1880-1889. Hurricane supply kits Tracking the Tropics Quick Tip.
1896 - Florida/Georgia/South Carolina hurricane. Hurricane Tracking Storm Surge, Flooding, and Coastal Change Data, WebCams and Modeling IOOS Regional Associations and Other. Preparing your pool before a storm Tracking the Tropics Quick Tip. Potential tropical storm heads for Mexico, Texas Gulf coast. Looking at past tracks of all major hurricanes (Category 3, 4, or 5), most crossed only portions of Florida. Notable hurricanes for the decade of 1890-1899: 1893 - Louisiana hurricane, Sea Island hurricane (GA/SC), South Carolina/North Carolina hurricane. National Hurricane Center shows the probable path of potential. “The effect of Irma on the state of Florida is going to be much greater than Andrew’s effect,” Weather Channel senior hurricane specialist Bryan Norcross told the Associated Press. In this map, Andrew is the line that crosses the southern part of the state from east to west, while the Florida Keys hurricane crosses the Keys then moves north along Florida's west coast. The two devastating Category 5 hurricanes that hit Florida - Andrew and the 1935 Florida Keys/Labor Day hurricane - both only went through part of the state. Such a path is unusual, as many hurricanes approach the state at an angle. "I'm afraid Irma is going to track too far west and put most of south Florida right in the eyewall," Colorado State University meteorologist Phil Klotzbach said. The National Hurricane Center’s forecast path for Irma has it hitting South Florida, including Miami and perhaps its highly developed and expensive central region, then up through affluent Broward and Palm Beach counties and farther north, threatening the entire peninsula. Like a giant buzzsaw, Hurricane Irma is forecast to carve a ferocious path up the Florida peninsula, all the way from the Keys to the Georgia border.
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