The Historic Flood of 2016: 8/8 to 8/19

OK, I'm gonna need that to move a little east.

Gonna go ahead and sticky this. If something does come together, it shouldn't have much time over water to amount to anything strong, but we all know we don't need a major even to wreak havoc.

Mostly next Tuesday and Wednesday with most of the rain occurring along the AL and FL coasts unless it shifts west.

The GFS keeps anything right at the coast, and inland for the most part. Let's just look at this as an increase in rain chances right now unless the GFS gets a little more aggressive or the EURO continues to show something.

Hopefully just a rain maker for us here in Pcola!

Tonight's Canadian is on board as well for a little something off the Florida panhandle...very weak as well.

On the other side, that little feature in the Atlantic turns into Fiona on this run and moves out to sea.

Weather service I use for work mentions that the high pressure over the gulf that is forcing Earl to go west will be moving out and will allow an increase in storms. If those storms stay over water long enough, low pressure could form giving us a homebrew gulf threat next week.

Another possible Humberto? Those kind of storms is pretty much worst case scenario for those of us that work in the gulf, since there's no time to evacuate ahead of them. I've rode out a few depressions and tropical storms, but never a hurricane so far. I've seen the destruction from even a cat 1 or cat 2. I wouldn't want to be stuck out there in one of them.