Results 1 to 7 of 7   1. #1      Leslie pushed back a few days?
I decided to make this it's own thread.        2. #2     Yeah,
lots going on here. Remnants of Isaac will be interacting with a
frontal boundary over eastern CONUS, then there's an approaching
tropical near Bermuda. The GFS will bounce around until we get
to within 72 hours of the "event". Until it locks in the
interaction between Isaac remnants as it turns extratropical and
the front, we can only guess. There are a tremendous amount of
dynamics in play here that will impact steering currents
downsream, and that includes the steering mechanism for Leslie.
The most important thing to track with the GFS this far out is
the model's trend. It's definitely trending slower regarding
Leslie's forecasted track.    3. #3     The only thing I'm
watching currently is wind direction and what day will be the
peak. It's a given we're going to be getting waves, just when is
the correct question here.      Currently, I think Friday is
going to be the d