Hemmed in by a blocking pattern across Canada — with an area of high pressure across Quebec and a stalled low over the Canadian Maritimes — the storm is likely to make little **rtheastward progress for several days.*
Instead it may spin around, wobbling like a drunken figure skater about 250 to 350 miles east of Delaware.
Computer model projections vary regarding how long and far the storm stalls offshore, but it's becoming clear that it will be able to tap into the abundant energy of the Gulf Stream ocean current, and potentially transition from a hybrid "extratropical storm" back into a more tropical system.* Read more...