CBC Meteorologist Ryan Snoddon has a closer look at Hurricane Lee and the main factors for the eventual path of the storm.
Hurricane Lee is tracking westward in the tropical Atlantic.There is good forecast model agreement that Lee will continue to track west northwest over the next few days, tracking mainly north of the Greater Antilles.
Perhaps most critical to the forecast will be the strength and placement of the high-pressure ridge over Atlantic Canada and the northwest Atlantic ocean through next week. A stronger ridge later in the week could push the system further west toward North America or, depending on its position, allow the storm an exit route offshore.Finally, we have Margot. The latest named storm, which may become a hurricane over the next few days, will track northward through the middle of the Atlantic ocean over the next week or so.
Unfortunately, with so many factors to consider, we likely will not know until early next week where Lee may eventually be heading.
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