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Ntxw wrote:Today is the last day to post in this thread. I will open the Fall thread at midnight marking the end of 2018 meteorological Summer and begin meteorological Fall.

Well then, before you do that.......we do not have a CAT 5 IN THE GULF !!!

Portastorm wrote:

Ntxw wrote:Today is the last day to post in this thread. I will open the Fall thread at midnight marking the end of 2018 meteorological Summer and begin meteorological Fall.

Aww shucks ... I sure am going to miss talking about what a wonderful summer we had this year.

hopefully fall will feel like fall...

Brent wrote:

Portastorm wrote:

Ntxw wrote:Today is the last day to post in this thread. I will open the Fall thread at midnight marking the end of 2018 meteorological Summer and begin meteorological Fall.

Aww shucks ... I sure am going to miss talking about what a wonderful summer we had this year.

hopefully fall will feel like fall...

I'm sure it will. Of course the "feel like fall" here ranges from hot/warm to cool'ish with lots of ragweed pollen thrown in. Can't wait! If you meant "cool" when you typed "fall", then you'll have to move further north.

gboudx wrote:

Brent wrote:

Portastorm wrote:
Aww shucks ... I sure am going to miss talking about what a wonderful summer we had this year.

hopefully fall will feel like fall...

I'm sure it will. Of course the "feel like fall" here ranges from hot/warm to cool'ish with lots of ragweed pollen thrown in. Can't wait! If you meant "cool" when you typed "fall", then you'll have to move further north.

just no endless stretches of 95+ please

Does anybody know if there has been research on whether the winter in the southern hemisphere correlates to the future northern hemisphere winter with any predictability? Not sure if it would due to ocean environments being different.

Brent wrote:

gboudx wrote:

Brent wrote:
hopefully fall will feel like fall...

I'm sure it will. Of course the "feel like fall" here ranges from hot/warm to cool'ish with lots of ragweed pollen thrown in. Can't wait! If you meant "cool" when you typed "fall", then you'll have to move further north.

just no endless stretches of 95+ please

No, it'll cool down to 85-90+

Euro brings that Gulf wave directly into Central Texas, lots of

Brent wrote:Euro brings that Gulf wave directly into Central Texas, lots of

It all depends on how fast this system is moving and how fast the ridge builds in and shunts it directly west. I personally don’t see this wave going over any land till it gets to Texas after Florida. I don’t see the 12z Euro panning out where it goes into NO and then goes directly west into Texas. I don’t think it’ll make it that far north. I see this wave developing into a mid grade to strong tropical storm making landfall somewhere between Baffin Bay and Matagorda Bay and moving towards San Antonio after that. That’s my call and the way I see things as of right now.

The Euro solution can happen. Especially since the 500mb high pressure dome is centered over the eastern seaboard and southeast. The moisture plume just rounds about the dome to the west and northwest.

Ntxw wrote:The Euro solution can happen. Especially since the 500mb high pressure dome is centered over the eastern seaboard and southeast. The moisture plume just rounds about the dome to the west and northwest.

Sure it could happen, but other models and even a lot of the eps members are further south into the mid TX coast.

wow the eps are amazing . gfs sucks however along with its ensembles

Haris wrote:wow the eps are amazing . gfs sucks however along with its ensembles

Pic? The 18z GFS is blah so far.

Cpv17 wrote:

Haris wrote:wow the eps are amazing . gfs sucks however along with its ensembles

Pic? The 18z GFS is blah so far.

What does it look like?

i would share but i dont think i am allowed to upload a model from a paid site on here . that is what i have been told at least

Haris wrote:i would share but i dont think i am allowed to upload a model from a paid site on here . that is what i have been told at least

How do you get a membership and how much does it cost?

starsfan65 wrote:

Cpv17 wrote:

Haris wrote:wow the eps are amazing . gfs sucks however along with its ensembles

Pic? The 18z GFS is blah so far.

What does it look like?

Much of central Texas misses out.

amazing to see the differences in the models

the EPS says summer is over, the GFS says its not ending anytime soon

weathermodels.com is $10 a month or $99 a year btw

Brent wrote:amazing to see the differences in the models

the EPS says summer is over, the GFS says its not ending anytime soon

weathermodels.com is $10 a month or $99 a year btw

go Euro!!

Euro has 4-6" bulls eye over Austin i can tell you that lol