European Model Agrees on the Hurricane Solution for the East Coast

The European model agrees with the hurricane solution for the East Coast with the center amazingly going inland in the exact same location that the American model has it, on the Delmarva Peninsula, but several days earlier, early next Monday morning, as opposed to next Wednesday evening when the American model brings it on shore. The European model however has the heaviest rain now over the Washington D.C. area where it has in excess of 5 inches of rain falling, but it still manages to bring us in excess of 3 inches of rain as it has the center of the storm cutting north through Eastern Pennsylvania.  It then does tap the cold air behind the storm, so after the storm passes with the flooding rains it adds insult to injury with cold air behind it.  So, it now looks highly likely that we will be affected by a Tropical system sometime between next Sunday and Tuesday with the most likely point of landfall being the Delmarva Peninsula, and bringing flooding rains and strong winds to New Jersey.