6Z GFS 12Z GFS Compare
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6Z GFS 12Z GFS Compare
So far its out to 132 hours and shows Izzy about 300 miles further south than the 6Z position, but stalled north of Haiti, due east of Miami. Not that it means much other than it didn't go further north with her.
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Re: 6Z GFS 12Z GFS Compare
Steve H. wrote:So far its out to 132 hours and shows Izzy about 300 miles further south than the 6Z position, but stalled north of Haiti, due east of Miami. Not that it means much other than it didn't go further north with her.
i guess NC is out fo the woods and 6 hours from now on the 18z NC will have a cat 4 coming on them..its apparent that the GFS just hits all points so it can say "i told you so"...hehe
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Yeah, the GFS out to 228 has her slowly lifting due north east of the Bahamas after a stalemate of 3 days between her and the ridge, not allowing her west of 73W. During this time the east coast trough and second high built in / left/built in. This run keeps her out to sea in the end I believe. But I think we can throw it out as well. I think it will get east of the Bahamas next Tuesday at about 26N, but not sit for 3 days or more!!
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