Spaghetti Model Shows Dolly Remnants Approaching Florida
Forecasters are monitoring whether the remnants could reorganize as they move toward the southeastern Gulf and waters in Florida.
The remnants of former Tropical Storm Dolly are currently moving westward across the Caribbean, with forecast models suggesting they could approach Florida later this week. While the National Hurricane Center (NHC) states that redevelopment is unlikely over the next couple of days, meteorologists are monitoring the potential for the remnants to reorganize as they move toward the southeastern Gulf and waters near Florida.
Several spaghetti models have shown a cluster of forecast tracks pointing toward Florida and the eastern Gulf, although experts emphasize that these projections represent the remnants of Dolly rather than a fully developed tropical cyclone.
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