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tolakram wrote:12Z Hurricane Models
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tolakram wrote:Just beware that the GFDL has an absolutely horrid track record with terrible verification. HWRF is usually much better, though it's verification with Matthew has been pretty bad as well.
GTStorm wrote:tolakram wrote:Just beware that the GFDL has an absolutely horrid track record with terrible verification. HWRF is usually much better, though it's verification with Matthew has been pretty bad as well.
but...with three models (GFS, HWRF, GFDL) now trending in the same direction (away from Florida), isn't that somewhat encouraging?
Raebie wrote:GTStorm wrote:tolakram wrote:Just beware that the GFDL has an absolutely horrid track record with terrible verification. HWRF is usually much better, though it's verification with Matthew has been pretty bad as well.
but...with three models (GFS, HWRF, GFDL) now trending in the same direction (away from Florida), isn't that somewhat encouraging?
Encouraging for WHO?
GTStorm wrote:tolakram wrote:Just beware that the GFDL has an absolutely horrid track record with terrible verification. HWRF is usually much better, though it's verification with Matthew has been pretty bad as well.
but...with three models (GFS, HWRF, GFDL) now trending in the same direction (away from Florida), isn't that somewhat encouraging?
tolakram wrote:GTStorm wrote:tolakram wrote:Just beware that the GFDL has an absolutely horrid track record with terrible verification. HWRF is usually much better, though it's verification with Matthew has been pretty bad as well.
but...with three models (GFS, HWRF, GFDL) now trending in the same direction (away from Florida), isn't that somewhat encouraging?
I don't know if it's that meaningful. The HWRF was offshore for days, then finally came west. The GFS and GFDL are similar, and the GFS has been pretty bad for this storm as well. The ECMWF and UKMET still show landfall, or very close. At this point I'm not sure the models are meaningful for Florida, but certainly still important for GA, SC, NC.
invest man wrote:Just looked at water vapor loops and the trough looks stronger than what models were anticipated. Also models gfs in particular seems to want to bring it to Emerald Isle before hooking it out! Based on this I see the NHC moving the track further up toward Chrystal Coast before moving it out if not at 11 perhaps by 5! But I'm not a met and didn't sleep at a holiday inn last night either.
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