Losing steam?
Wednesday, July 30th, 2014The storm designated 93L might be losing a bit of steam but gaining organization. In the last 24 hours, the central pressure of 93L has raised to 1012 MB. The winds are unchanged at 35 MPH. The NHC is assigning a 70 percent chance that the storm will organize into a tropical storm. The tracks are now showing that the storm will pass much nearer to the coast and might even have a landfall on the Outer Banks. One track is showing the storm taking an abrupt turn towards the north in about six days, which would place the storm’s eventual path between the coast and Bermuda.
This data changes every day and there will be more changes. At this point, the storm poses no threat to the Georgia coast.