ColdMiser123 wrote:Still a good amount of spread on the new EPS, solutions from south Texas through eastern Louisiana.
Overall though it looks like the mean shifted west by a decent amount.
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ColdMiser123 wrote:Still a good amount of spread on the new EPS, solutions from south Texas through eastern Louisiana.
South Texas Storms wrote:ColdMiser123 wrote:Still a good amount of spread on the new EPS, solutions from south Texas through eastern Louisiana.
Overall though it looks like the mean shifted west by a decent amount.
CrazyC83 wrote:18Z GFS barely takes it offshore at all, runs along the beaches and bayous. Not really buying it right now.
tarheelprogrammer wrote:GFS could be right, as the NAM models appear to do the same. We shall see, I remember something similar being modeled in the past few years. I cannot remember which system, but the GFS ended up being right and the system stayed closer to the coast and therefore stayed weaker. It is very possible.
CrazyC83 wrote:tarheelprogrammer wrote:GFS could be right, as the NAM models appear to do the same. We shall see, I remember something similar being modeled in the past few years. I cannot remember which system, but the GFS ended up being right and the system stayed closer to the coast and therefore stayed weaker. It is very possible.
Edouard in 2008 perhaps? That seems to be the low-end analog here, with Alicia the high-end analog.
SoupBone wrote:CrazyC83 wrote:tarheelprogrammer wrote:GFS could be right, as the NAM models appear to do the same. We shall see, I remember something similar being modeled in the past few years. I cannot remember which system, but the GFS ended up being right and the system stayed closer to the coast and therefore stayed weaker. It is very possible.
Edouard in 2008 perhaps? That seems to be the low-end analog here, with Alicia the high-end analog.
Alicia? What year?
Aric Dunn wrote:18z GFS is pretty not very useful..
Kingarabian wrote:18z GFS also looks slower and more E/NE on this run:o
https://i.imgur.com/3LZtcFP.gif
Hypercane_Kyle wrote:Oh, how the tides turn. Yesterday the ECMWF was a clear outlier, now it's the GFS.
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