Hurricane Hannah Path – The NHC is now saying that projected path models for Hannah landfall range from north Florida all the way up to South Carolina.

Storm path map for Hannah

The National Hurricane Center has been a bit baffled by the bizarre meanderings of Hurricane Hannah which seem to change the storm’s projected path with almost every update. Early today, they said she could be a major hurricane hitting South Carolina on mid-day Friday. Now, a few hours later that path predictions are literally all over the place.

Check out these Hanna computer models, aka spaghetti models, that plot the various storm tracks.

Hanna spaghetti models

Here’s the latest updated composite storm tracking model for Hannah from the National Hurricane Center:
National Hurricane Center 5-day Hannah projected path map

Projected landfall is mid-afternoon on Friday and the storm track runs up through both Carolinas and Virginia before heading back out to see. The current composite path shows the storm passing just offshore of Jacksonville, Florida and then making landfall in South Carolina.

Next, Hurricane Hannah is up through both Columbia, SC and Charlotte, NC while still packing some significant winds. Of course, all that’s subject to when Hannah heads Northwest from the Bahamas and just how fast she gets where she’s going.

NHC Hurricane Hannah projected path map

And that’s the latest update on the computer models for the Hurricane Hannah path.

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