TS Ernesto: Sat Pics, Models, Analysis Thread XI (#11)
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Here is what if just heard from New Orleans Mets on the top of hour preview of Ernie:
Ron Smiley--He said the news is good tonight for New Orleans. The track has shifted east, and in his personal opinion "the track will shift even more east.
Dawn Brown--"The center has MOVED north and 2 degrees east" (SIKE). The forecast has shifted to the Big Ben of Florida.
Other ABC Station--Ernie is shifting east.
Listening to all three, seems like NO is a good shape. Last year all over AGAIN!!!
Ron Smiley--He said the news is good tonight for New Orleans. The track has shifted east, and in his personal opinion "the track will shift even more east.
Dawn Brown--"The center has MOVED north and 2 degrees east" (SIKE). The forecast has shifted to the Big Ben of Florida.
Other ABC Station--Ernie is shifting east.
Listening to all three, seems like NO is a good shape. Last year all over AGAIN!!!
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Scorpion wrote:ConvergenceZone wrote:hehe just an observation, do you notice that almost everyone who thinks this is headed towards Florida(and I don't mean the panhandle) resides in Florida?![]()
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I don't blame them though. It's normal to be concerned for the state you reside in......I'd probably be thinking the same way if I lived in south Florida..You can never be too safe.
I guess I am in the minority, as I think this is purely a Central GOM threat.
Hello Mr. Minority.

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PTPatrick wrote:PS...new 102 HOURS gfs KEEPS the system intact, despite the crazy right turn over cuba...then moves it back more NW skirting the West coast FL
I think the more interesting thing about the GFS run is that it completely erodes the mid level ridge at 90 hours leaving the storm to go north and maybe even NE before landfall.
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CalmBeforeStorm wrote:PTPatrick wrote:PS...new 102 HOURS gfs KEEPS the system intact, despite the crazy right turn over cuba...then moves it back more NW skirting the West coast FL
I think the more interesting thing about the GFS run is that it completely erodes the mid level ridge at 90 hours leaving the storm to go north and maybe even NE before landfall.
Can I say Charley all over again? Well I think there is a chance....but probably not likely what scares me is the fact that other models are bending it now N.....
gosh I am on the edge...I grew up in Tampa Bay - they cannot afford a hit.....
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From New Orleans AFD. Seemingly buys into ridge will not be as strong scenario (works for me).
A VERY DIFFICULT FORECAST IS ON THE PLATE AND SHORT RANGE MODELS ARE
STUMBLING WITH ERNESTO AND TIMING OF THE TROUGH/COLD FRONT FOR THURSDAY.
MEANWHILE...AS THE TROUGH UPSTREAM IS EXPECTED TO MOVE TO NEBRASKA
BY LATE SUNDAY...STALL THROUGH TUESDAY AND PUSH EAST OVER THE OHIO
VALLEY BY THURSDAY. THIS FEATURE WILL PULL THE MOISTURE AXIS NORTH
OF THE AREA SUNDAY NIGHT AND RAIN CHANCES SHOULD RETURN TO NEAR
NORMS MONDAY THROUGH WEDNESDAY. THE TROUGH MAY OR MAY NOT LIFT THE
TS ERNESTO POSSIBLY HURRICANE ERNESTO NORTH ACROSS THE EASTERN GULF.
RIDGE NOT EXPECTED TO BE AS STRONG GOING INTO NEXT WEEK. WITH THE
ERNESTO 5 TO 7 DAY TRACK STAYING E OF 90W...DRY AIR ON THE BACK SIDE
WILL FILTER IN DUE TO THE CIRCULATION OF ERNESTO. A TROUGH IS
EXPECTED TO DRIVE A FRONT INTO THE AREA THURSDAY INTO FRIDAY AND
RAIN CHANCES ARE EXPECTED LOWER THAN NORMS THURSDAY THROUGH NEXT
WEEKEND.
A VERY DIFFICULT FORECAST IS ON THE PLATE AND SHORT RANGE MODELS ARE
STUMBLING WITH ERNESTO AND TIMING OF THE TROUGH/COLD FRONT FOR THURSDAY.
MEANWHILE...AS THE TROUGH UPSTREAM IS EXPECTED TO MOVE TO NEBRASKA
BY LATE SUNDAY...STALL THROUGH TUESDAY AND PUSH EAST OVER THE OHIO
VALLEY BY THURSDAY. THIS FEATURE WILL PULL THE MOISTURE AXIS NORTH
OF THE AREA SUNDAY NIGHT AND RAIN CHANCES SHOULD RETURN TO NEAR
NORMS MONDAY THROUGH WEDNESDAY. THE TROUGH MAY OR MAY NOT LIFT THE
TS ERNESTO POSSIBLY HURRICANE ERNESTO NORTH ACROSS THE EASTERN GULF.
RIDGE NOT EXPECTED TO BE AS STRONG GOING INTO NEXT WEEK. WITH THE
ERNESTO 5 TO 7 DAY TRACK STAYING E OF 90W...DRY AIR ON THE BACK SIDE
WILL FILTER IN DUE TO THE CIRCULATION OF ERNESTO. A TROUGH IS
EXPECTED TO DRIVE A FRONT INTO THE AREA THURSDAY INTO FRIDAY AND
RAIN CHANCES ARE EXPECTED LOWER THAN NORMS THURSDAY THROUGH NEXT
WEEKEND.
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gatorcane wrote:CalmBeforeStorm wrote:PTPatrick wrote:PS...new 102 HOURS gfs KEEPS the system intact, despite the crazy right turn over cuba...then moves it back more NW skirting the West coast FL
I think the more interesting thing about the GFS run is that it completely erodes the mid level ridge at 90 hours leaving the storm to go north and maybe even NE before landfall.
Can I say Charley all over again? Well I think there is a chance....but probably not likely what scares me is the fact that other models are bending it now N.....
gosh I am on the edge...I grew up in Tampa Bay - they cannot afford a hit.....
This is borderline rediculous. WHERE is the massive trough to take this to Tampa? I sure don't see one. I see a slight erosion of a ridge that would probably take it to the Panhandle or the Big Bend.
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Noles2006 wrote:Stratosphere -- sorry, didn't mean to offend you... however, I was just saying that if Convergence could make that conclusion about Floridians, then I could do the same about Texans... see, there's only one or two Floridians that are "hyping" a Florida hit.
I could count at least 5-10.
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