Possible Tropical East Coast Cyclone development ???

[FIRELT5]

http://bmcnoldy.blogspot.com/2014/06/weak-disturbance-near-southest-us-coast.html?spref=fb

[turtletramp]

OH BoY!!!! We leave Thursday from Miami☺:rolleyes:

[MyOtherShipIsAMaersk]

Doesn't look to be much of a problem according to the models: http://www.wunderground.com/hurricane/atlantic/2014/Invest-91L?map=model

 

Although Port Canaveral could experience some issues. However, anything south should be fine, perhaps a bit more chop than usual. Coming from the north (Charleston, NYC, etc) could pose a bit more of an issue depending on how close to shore it remains and how strong it gets.

[Justmekaren918]

Looks like the MD/NJ/NY maybe impacted coming or going.

[Hurricane Expert]

Latest satellite imagery and recon reports suggest that Arthur is still strengthening as it approaches the North Carolina coast this afternoon.

[FIRELT5]

Latest satellite imagery and recon reports suggest that Arthur is still strengthening as it approaches the North Carolina coast this afternoon.

 

Rich, do you agree with the current NHC track of Arthur. We are still vulnerable to tidal flooding here at the Jersey Shore. Thanks for your expert advice :):):

[Hurricane Expert]

I will say that NHC has done a very good job with this tropical cyclone's track. It helps when the models come together as they have done. So yes, no reason to think it will deviate much from the predicted track.

[Hurricane Expert]

Arthur is transforming into an extratropical cyclone today. It will be east of Cape Cod by midnight tonight and near southern Nova Scotia Saturday morning.