Hurricane Humberto Discussion Thread

My husband's supposed to be leaving early Friday AM on a flight from NOLA to Nassau via Fort Lauderdale for a week-long dive trip. It's been planned for a few months now. Thank goodness for travel insurance!  :sweat:  He knows traveling for diving is always risky this time of year and he's laid back about it, whatever happens, but I hope he's able to swing it... and I hope this 95L ends up being nothing much. 

He's not worried at all - *I* am worried, more so about the flight to Ft. Lauderdale and then out again on Friday in the AM.  :dizzy:   Once he's there he'll be alright and it'll be ME dealing with whatever might come our way here in SELA. Eeeek!

Congrats on 25 years! We're hitting the big 34 on the 28th of this month. 

The pattern/trend has been that the systems near the Bahamas have barely reached FL, if at all, then make a hard turn N or NE away from the Peninsula. 95L may do the same if it forms further north due to the persistent SW shear, forming further north will make it not become too much under the influence of the ridge currently over the TN river valley.
Anything is possible at this point but the trend by the models is for 95L to not reach the GOM and may even miss FL all together.

NHC still hasn’t posted the 7 am update, they are running late this morning.

gulf is close time to move on )

Clearly not the case.... pointless post.