
Models do shift right...
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Scorpion wrote:I take it huricanwatcher is the same guy as hurricane_lover? And no, this is not good news for FL. It has it skimming the coast, so instead of one part of the coastline being damaged the whole coast is.
Oh, it couldn't turn enough to miss Florida? At least it doesn't look like a landfall.
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jjfl wrote:OK...Some people say the models are shifting right....Others are insistant that they are not. Is everyone sure they are looking at the most up to date graphics??? could Mike Watkins or one of the other S2k Forcasters clear this up please?????
Please do, I am ready to return some of this extra stuff I bought today if I'm not going to need it although I would keep enough in case of another threat. My husband is going out to buy a chain saw after work tomarrow but really if we arn't going to need it I would like to wait till bills are paid after the 1st
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cinlfla wrote:jjfl wrote:OK...Some people say the models are shifting right....Others are insistant that they are not. Is everyone sure they are looking at the most up to date graphics??? could Mike Watkins or one of the other S2k Forcasters clear this up please?????
Please do, I am ready to return some of this extra stuff I bought today if I'm not going to need it although I would keep enough in case of another threat. My husband is going out to buy a chain saw after work tomarrow but really if we arn't going to need it I would like to wait till bills are paid after the 1st
These are models....they are not accurate all the time! You need to keep your stuff....because NO ONE knows where this will go!
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A word of caution...those are not the only track models available. The current NOGAPS progs Jeanne across southern Florida (FLL to TPA) then recurves it into the panhandle.
The ECMWF isn't shown on that SFWMD hurricane page either.
There are also several models that are unavailable to the public...including the experimental NASA model, the GFDN, and the FSU superensemble. I haven't seen any of these, but reportedly the NASA track model also forecast Jeanne across southern Florida into the eastern Gulf of Mexico.
I always base my forecast on the available guidance, the overall current and forecast synoptic weather pattern, and hurricane climatology; but if the NOGAPS and NASA models are correct, my forecast track is likely too far to the right.
The ECMWF isn't shown on that SFWMD hurricane page either.
There are also several models that are unavailable to the public...including the experimental NASA model, the GFDN, and the FSU superensemble. I haven't seen any of these, but reportedly the NASA track model also forecast Jeanne across southern Florida into the eastern Gulf of Mexico.
I always base my forecast on the available guidance, the overall current and forecast synoptic weather pattern, and hurricane climatology; but if the NOGAPS and NASA models are correct, my forecast track is likely too far to the right.
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The grid of tropical models on this are based on the GFS, initially the furthest south, then quickly become the furthest EAST of all the globals ...
this was the 18z tropical models including the NOGAPS, GFDN (same as the GFDL except run on the NOGAPS grid), GFDI (Interpolated GFDL), UKMI (UKMET), etc ... waiting the 00z graphic ...

this was the 18z tropical models including the NOGAPS, GFDN (same as the GFDL except run on the NOGAPS grid), GFDI (Interpolated GFDL), UKMI (UKMET), etc ... waiting the 00z graphic ...

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