2018 WPAC Season
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Re: 2018 WPAC Season
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Re: 2018 WPAC Season
Low pressure in the South China Sea may develop into a tropical cyclone during the end of Week-1 or beginning of Week-2. Significant rainfall in this region, and to its south over the Philippines, will also be enhanced by the active phase of the MJO during the second half of Week-1 and much of Week-2.
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Re: 2018 WPAC Season
GFS got aggressive on their latest forecast for Ewiniar (left) and possibly Maliksi (right)
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Re: 2018 WPAC Season
JoshwaDone wrote:GFS got aggressive on their latest forecast for Ewiniar (left) and possibly Maliksi (right)
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As usual with GFS' intensity forecast, especially that far out...
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Re: 2018 WPAC Season
ECMWF is showing the same forecast with GFS but less aggressive
But i guarantee the habagat or southwest monsoon is coming
But i guarantee the habagat or southwest monsoon is coming
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Re: 2018 WPAC Season
Imran_doomhaMwx wrote:JoshwaDone wrote:GFS got aggressive on their latest forecast for Ewiniar (left) and possibly Maliksi (right)
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As usual with GFS' intensity forecast, especially that far out...
CMC heard that
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Re: 2018 WPAC Season
yes good support for two systems in the basin.
https://imgur.com/88k9Rzc
ECMF
https://imgur.com/uOjeIqt
GFS
https://imgur.com/X4HYQBl
Canadian
https://imgur.com/88k9Rzc
ECMF
https://imgur.com/uOjeIqt
GFS
https://imgur.com/X4HYQBl
Canadian
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Re: 2018 WPAC Season
Imran_doomhaMwx wrote:JoshwaDone wrote:GFS got aggressive on their latest forecast for Ewiniar (left) and possibly Maliksi (right)
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As usual with GFS' intensity forecast, especially that far out...
A cat 5 barreling towards Hong Kong? We'll believe it when it happens.
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Re: 2018 WPAC Season
06Z GFS continues with twin typhoons...893 mb?
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Re: 2018 WPAC Season
Looks like the Atlantic basin is taking a break while the Pacific is waking up from its slumber
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Re: 2018 WPAC Season
12z GFS similar to 6z GFS for both systems. 0z ECMWF less bullish on both systems, however.
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Now has both systems bottoming out at sub -900mb in back to back runs...
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Re: 2018 WPAC Season
NWS sees the potential for the Philippine Sea system.
No change made to the forecast. Relatively dry weather will prevail
across the Marianas today and tonight. Forecast from yesterday
indicated scattered showers beginning over the Marianas sometime on
Friday night. The last few model runs seem to be trimming away at
this wet weather pattern. Models are trending towards a more patchy
rainfall pattern for Friday night with scattered showers now beginning
on Saturday. This trimming of the shower activity appears to stem
from what the models are doing to the circulation that was expected
to form near Guam this weekend. GFS still forms it, but further west.
This new development is agreeing with what the ECMWF had been
predicting over the last few days. Other models seem to be on the
same wavelength as NAVGEM and CMC also show similar predictions. With
this more westward development, the rainfall over the Marianas seems
to be less than earlier predicted. Low-level convergence to the east
of the expected circulation may still generate scattered showers over
the Marianas for part of the coming weekend.
Multiple model outputs are slowly developing the circulation just
north or northwest of Palau this weekend and next week. This
situation needs to be monitored since this can create a monsoonal
flow across far Western Micronesia most of next week.
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Re: 2018 WPAC Season
Latest satellite image show two circulations between the Philippines.. signs of things to come
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Re: 2018 WPAC Season
GFS and ECMWF forecasts agree on 90W threatening the northern section of the Philippines, making landfall on Cagayan and Batanes area on the 7th.
However, GFS makes 90W move north before going west to northern Luzon, not affecting any part of the country, while ECMWF suggests 90w will strengthen while moving parallel close to Philippines before making landfall at Cagayan.
However, GFS makes 90W move north before going west to northern Luzon, not affecting any part of the country, while ECMWF suggests 90w will strengthen while moving parallel close to Philippines before making landfall at Cagayan.
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JoshwaDone wrote:GFS and ECMWF forecasts agree on 90W threatening the northern section of the Philippines, making landfall on Cagayan and Batanes area on the 7th.
However, GFS makes 90W move north before going west to northern Luzon, not affecting any part of the country, while ECMWF suggests 90w will strengthen while moving parallel close to Philippines before making landfall at Cagayan.
There's already a thread for that. Just click on the hyperlink above for 90W (Philippine Sea) or 99W (South China Sea). Or you can go directly to the WestPac/Asia forum.
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Re: 2018 WPAC Season
euro6208 wrote:JoshwaDone wrote:GFS and ECMWF forecasts agree on 90W threatening the northern section of the Philippines, making landfall on Cagayan and Batanes area on the 7th.
However, GFS makes 90W move north before going west to northern Luzon, not affecting any part of the country, while ECMWF suggests 90w will strengthen while moving parallel close to Philippines before making landfall at Cagayan.
There's already a thread for that. Just click on the hyperlink above for 90W (Philippine Sea) or 99W (South China Sea). Or you can go directly to the WestPac/Asia forum.
oh ok ok thanks
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