South Florida seems basically off the hook. Maybe some scattered thunderstorms and feeder bands, nothing more. Probably the same for Fort Myers. The way I see things NOW, Cedar Key should prepare for a minimal 75 mph hurricane at least, by Thursday/Friday timeline. This could mean voluntary evacuations near the coastal areas. Beach erosion is likely from SE winds as the center gets close. Coastal flooding the reason to evacuate any beachfront property. There certainly will be heavy rain, and the NE quad likely best tornado chance. I didn't realize weather balloons were filled with hydrogen. I assumed they were helium, like your kid's balloon. I guess I don't know as much about weather balloons as I THOUGHT I did, LOL!!
South Florida seems basically off the hook. Maybe some scattered thunderstorms and feeder bands, nothing more. Probably the same for Fort Myers. The way I see things NOW, Cedar Key should prepare for a minimal 75 mph hurricane at least, by Thursday/Friday timeline. This could mean voluntary evacuations near the coastal areas. Beach erosion is likely from SE winds as the center gets close. Coastal flooding the reason to evacuate any beachfront property. There certainly will be heavy rain, and the NE quad likely best tornado chance. I didn't realize weather balloons were filled with hydrogen. I assumed they were helium, like your kid's balloon. I guess I don't know as much about weather balloons as I THOUGHT I did, LOL!!
Very good graphics on your predictions