[fatima]

@andrewwulfeck Following Following @andrewwulfeck More NEW FORECAST MODEL: HWRF just came in...It expects a landfall of a major hurricane in Central or North Florida. #Dorian helps pump the ridge to its NE -- meaning no escape route.

NEW FORECAST MODEL: HWRF just came in...It expects a landfall of a major hurricane in Central or North Florida. #Dorian helps pump the ridge to its NE -- meaning no escape route. pic.twitter.com/zanSF9x7qe— Andrew Wulfeck (@andrewwulfeck) September 1, 2019

[SE Mom]

Man, oh man.

[fatima]

More Close Shave region: Southern Brevard County If Dorian wobbled just 10-20 miles west this goes to 70 gusting 100+. If it wobbled 10-20 east it's TStorm Gusts & thundershowers. North thereof playing with fire. NWS Discussions, Forecasts, all direct linked: http://www.stormhamster.com/nws.htm

Close Shave region: Southern Brevard County
If Dorian wobbled just 10-20 miles west this goes to 70 gusting 100+. If it wobbled 10-20 east it's TStorm Gusts & thundershowers. North thereof playing with fire.

NWS Discussions, Forecasts, all direct linked:https://t.co/6xQnVWSWOb pic.twitter.com/kUgk8KqjVN— crankyweatherguy (@crankywxguy) September 1, 2019

[Bob Ireland]

***landfall of a major hurricane in Central or North Florida - #Dorian helps pump the ridge to its NE***

And due to prayer, Jesus compensates! ...storm veers out to sea.

[Blennos]

HWRF just came in...It expects a landfall of a major hurricane in Central or North Florida. We'll know soon.

That model has always been an outlier. Most of the models (and the ones I consider most reliable such as the UK Met) still predict a northward jog keeping Dorian well off the FL coast.

https://apps.sfwmd.gov/sfwmd/common/images/weather/plots/storm_05_ens.gif