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2023 Atlantic Tropics season

...And a N/NNW track toward Long Island or e. New England becomes more of a risk, as shown by the 12z GEFS. We also need to consider the possibility that #Lee's interaction with the strong jet streak to its N helps it to maintain strength instead of weakening over cooler waters pic.twitter.com/UixUd62I9I
— Yaakov Cantor (@yconsor) September 10, 2023

2023 Atlantic Tropics season

Interseting what Sroc says above. Mike Masco says the same thing.

CONSISTENCY IN RIDGE STRENGTH HOLDS OVER CANADIAN MARITIMES AS #LEE MOVES NORTH THIS WEEK
You're just not going to get the model consistency you need right now for the overall surface track of #HurricaneLee for later this week. As you saw in yesterday's European model run the… pic.twitter.com/LAZb0RE3qw
— Mike Masco (@MikeMasco) September 10, 2023

Depiction of how Margot which is stronger and more west = breaks the ridge down in the North Atlantic thus weakening it and the Upper Level trough over the GL. The trough cant pull Lee closer to teh coast and the Ridge allows him in concert to lift further NE. A delicate balance but again one run. windshiled wiper effect at full play here? Slight chnages mean a sliver of space in our world but major changes for us overall.

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2023 Atlantic Tropics season

Great explanation of why this run is so concerning.

Let’s break down the 12z Euro…what happened this run? Many subtle things that result in a big track change farther west.

First, #Lee is moving slower which gives the trough in the NE US time to lift out ahead of Lee. The ridge to the east builds in stronger and Margot way… pic.twitter.com/modiTkQgIS
— eweather (@Eweather13) September 9, 2023