Isabel Track and 1938 Hurricane Track - Page 2

I have been looking at Isabel's track and previous storms that
kai-boshed (sp?) New England...

Bob 1991, Gloria 1985, Carol 1954 - don't seem to have have the
correct profile or history. Sure looks a lot like the devasting Great
Hurricane of 1938 track to me. Very very scary.
(On the South shore of MA.)

http://met.psu.edu/tropical/tcgengifs/

Please go to the above (Penn State U.) and run the animation for these
models! GFDL considered one of the best. Click on Animation, then
click Forward. Really cool - but scaring me to death!!

Any Thoughts,

Mic

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