ATL: JOSE - Models
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Re: ATL: JOSE - Models
Ensemble guidance is showing a potential threat to the east coast from this.
The ensembles also now agree on this loop taking place in about five days. Like with Irma, the question is how far west can it get before a turn north, and what will the upper level pattern to the northeast of Jose be like?
The ensembles also now agree on this loop taking place in about five days. Like with Irma, the question is how far west can it get before a turn north, and what will the upper level pattern to the northeast of Jose be like?
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Re: ATL: JOSE - Models
ColdMiser123 wrote:Ensemble guidance is showing a potential threat to the east coast from this.
The ensembles also now agree on this loop taking place in about five days. Like with Irma, the question is how far west can it get before a turn north, and what will the upper level pattern to the northeast of Jose be like?
This is true. And if last nights UK is to be believed, Jose's 7 day position is particularly menacing, with it heading westerly in the SE Bahamas
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weathaguyry wrote:................
oh boy
On the bright side, this is ten days out and the GFS
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Dont look now but the EURO is very similar with a loop and west to N bahamas before recurving mere miles from Hatteras.
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DESTRUCTION5 wrote:Dont look now but the EURO is very similar with a loop and west to N bahamas before recurving mere miles from Hatteras.
Considering its recent track record with Harvey and Irma, now I am a bit worried.
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I would be a lot more leery of it moving more west in the coming days just as they did with irma
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That was the 12z run new 18z run has it grazing northeast coast then quickly scoots out to sea.
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Watch the trend everyone, the models with Irma were nearly always too far east, the global steering current is still broadly similar out there and so I'd expect to see similar bias emerge.
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Re: ATL: JOSE - Models
I believe since UKMET is pretty much at this point the most accurate forecast (look at Irma) on the track, i think he might head to SE Bahamas pretty soon, before devestating Bahamas. What Jose will do after Bahamas isn't pretty known yet based on UKMET, but i believe this might make a Sandy re-run but stronger than Sandy itself.
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SuperMarioBros99thx wrote:I believe since UKMET is pretty much at this point the most accurate forecast (look at Irma) on the track, i think he might head to SE Bahamas pretty soon, before devestating Bahamas. What Jose will do after Bahamas isn't pretty known yet based on UKMET, but i believe this might make a Sandy re-run but stronger than Sandy itself.
Stronger than Sandy, I don't liker the sounds of that. I'm thinking he would make landfall in the NC. The Global models were way north with Irma this far out.
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If the possible hit on NYC verifies all I can say is unbelievable: parts of Texas, much of Florida (hope I'm wrong) and New York City all devastated by major hurricanes inside three weeks.
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clipper35 wrote:That was the 12z run new 18z run has it grazing northeast coast then quickly scoots out to sea.
That's the obvious climo outcome that will probably come to pass. I'd give it a 85 percent chance of an OTS track right now.
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weathaguyry wrote:................
That would be three $100 billion disasters in less than a month.
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Hybridstorm_November2001 wrote:If the possible hit on NYC verifies all I can say is unbelievable: parts of Texas, much of Florida (hope I'm wrong) and New York City all devastated by major hurricanes inside three weeks.
Costliest hurricane season ever.
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If the trend continues this could end up in Florida....
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Re: ATL: JOSE - Models
00Z GFS brings a monster hurricane into southern New Jersey around 252 hours.
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