#75 Postby KatDaddy » Sun Sep 18, 2005 7:35 am
Very interesting days ahead for the NW GOM. I thought the GFDL was an old run but see its very new...about an hour old.
Our time along the Upper TX Coast free from a major hurricane may dwindling.
I have access to complete model map from ImpactWeather however its a private site and I cannot post the image at Storm2k
6 models say Mid to Upper TX Coast and 5 say NE Mexico. Will the ridge stay strong and strengthen or weaken?? That is the all important question.
HOU-GAL AFD from earlier. Now the GFDL has it headed straight for Upper TX Coast.
THIS MORNINGS GFS THROWS A CURVEBALL INTO THE
EQUATION. IT ALLOWS WHAT IS NOW TD 18 (AND EVENTUALLY FCST TO BE A
HURRICANE) TO TAKE A MORE WNW TRACK AFTER IT PASSES 90W AS THE
MID/UPPER RIDGE FLATTENS AND MOVES TO THE EAST. IT IS SHOWING A
LANDFALL NEAR BROWNSVILLE EARLY SATURDAY AND UP INTO THE HILL
COUNTRY SUNDAY.
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