Because @camdenlawprof asked for one. lol
Right now Jose is meandering about the Bermuda Triangle. I'd say that it's lost, except that we can see it. The storm is expected to perform what's called an "anticyclonic loop" over the next several days, heading back toward the U.S. coast (see official NHC graphic below). From that point, the models are suggesting a close pass off the middle Atlantic coast and then out to see. The GFS is slightly bullish on a U.S. landfall around the Delmarva, but there isn't a great deal of ensemble support for that, at this time. The solutioning is difficult because the projected path in the short term is so chaotic and because Jose is undergoing a great deal of high-level wind shear at this time and that will have an effect on its future.
Right now Jose is meandering about the Bermuda Triangle. I'd say that it's lost, except that we can see it. The storm is expected to perform what's called an "anticyclonic loop" over the next several days, heading back toward the U.S. coast (see official NHC graphic below). From that point, the models are suggesting a close pass off the middle Atlantic coast and then out to see. The GFS is slightly bullish on a U.S. landfall around the Delmarva, but there isn't a great deal of ensemble support for that, at this time. The solutioning is difficult because the projected path in the short term is so chaotic and because Jose is undergoing a great deal of high-level wind shear at this time and that will have an effect on its future.