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Re: Well organized wave in Central Africa (Models develop it)
Indeed, but it is a tempting look at the future. It'd be about the perfect hurricane (very strong, fun to track, over open water) until you realize the fact that in that frame it's more or less right over BermudaColinDelia wrote:Heh. half a month from now.

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Re: Well organized wave in Central Africa (Models develop it)
Model rundown
Canadian

GFS

Euro

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Re: Well organized wave in Central Africa (Models develop it)
To say is going to be a fish or not is way too premature. This loop is from the 06z GFS that shows this wave now in Central Africa moving over me in Puerto Rico, but the 12z run has it moving well north.So as you can see, long range runs change a lot. Is the pattern what is despicting as favorable that the models are showing us.


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Re: Well organized wave in Central Africa (Models develop it)
Blown Away wrote::uarrow: The system that turns into a Cat 5 east of the CONUS is that the same one that moves over PR?
One word, yes.
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Re: Well organized wave in Central Africa (Models develop it)
cycloneye wrote:Blown Away wrote::uarrow: The system that turns into a Cat 5 east of the CONUS is that the same one that moves over PR?
One word, yes.
Ok, I think we finally have a player that will keep us glued to Storm2k for days, no science just a gut feeling. Whenever we have a hurricane west of 60W during the last week of August I pay attention, troughs are still weak and there is usually more opportunity for a system to move farther west. It will be fun to track a CV Cat 5 as long as it does not landfall!
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Re: Well organized wave in Central Africa (Models develop it)
12z ECMWF at 144 hours.


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Re: Well organized wave in Central Africa (Models develop it)
Strong signals folks. Add to the fact that the GFS Ensembles are suggesting MJO moving toward octant 2, we have a setup that has a lot of potential regarding development IMO.
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ConvergenceZone wrote:Are there going to be wobble wars while it's still over moving over Africa?

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Re: Well organized wave in Central Africa (Models develop it)
cycloneye wrote:12z ECMWF at 144 hours.
Love that High Pressure just sitting over the Western Atlantic

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Re: Well organized wave in Central Africa (Models develop it)
The San Juan NWS AFD is already mentioning it.
http://forecast.weather.gov/product.php ... glossary=1
LOOKING WELL AHEAD...MODELS ARE EXPECTING A LOW PRESSURE TO COME OFF
THE COAST OF AFRICA...AROUND TUESDAY AND MOVE INTO THE ATLANTIC
DURING THE REST OF THE WEEK WITH SOME DEVELOPMENT POSSIBLE.
FORECASTERS WILL BE MONITORING THIS DEVELOPMENT CLOSELY.
http://forecast.weather.gov/product.php ... glossary=1
LOOKING WELL AHEAD...MODELS ARE EXPECTING A LOW PRESSURE TO COME OFF
THE COAST OF AFRICA...AROUND TUESDAY AND MOVE INTO THE ATLANTIC
DURING THE REST OF THE WEEK WITH SOME DEVELOPMENT POSSIBLE.
FORECASTERS WILL BE MONITORING THIS DEVELOPMENT CLOSELY.
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Re: Well organized wave in Central Africa (Models develop it)
ove that High Pressure just sitting over the Western Atlantic. Guess the Euro picks up the ridging pattern about to set up as the GFS
I was seeing this as well, which is why I'm wondering why the GFS is pulling this out to see
in the long distance model runs...Is the GFS maybe sensing the high moving east?
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Re: Well organized wave in Central Africa (Models develop it)
ConvergenceZone wrote:ove that High Pressure just sitting over the Western Atlantic. Guess the Euro picks up the ridging pattern about to set up as the GFS
I was seeing this as well, which is why I'm wondering why the GFS is pulling this out to see
in the long distance model runs...Is the GFS maybe sensing the high moving east?
The thing is that the GFS is known for overdoing troughs and making them deeper than they actually will become
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ConvergenceZone wrote:
I was seeing this as well, which is why I'm wondering why the GFS is pulling this out to see
in the long distance model runs...Is the GFS maybe sensing the high moving east?
Doesn't the GFS have a tendency to overdo troughs and therefore recurve storms farther east than they actually recurve?
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Re: Well organized wave in Central Africa (Models develop it)
cycloneye wrote:GFS continues to develop it. I dont care if is a fish,I want to finnally track something.![]()
12z at 144 hours.
What's that in the Gulf?
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Re: Well organized wave in Central Africa (Models develop it)
chzzdekr81 wrote:cycloneye wrote:GFS continues to develop it. I dont care if is a fish,I want to finnally track something.![]()
12z at 144 hours.
What's that in the Gulf?
Surface low that develops again from TD 5 remnants.
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Re: Well organized wave in Central Africa (Models develop it)
I see three consecutive posts about a possible GOM system,including a post from a Moderator.
Am I in the wrong thread?
Am I in the wrong thread?
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Re: Well organized wave in Central Africa (Models develop it)
CourierPR wrote:I see three consecutive posts about a possible GOM system,including a post from a Moderator.
Am I in the wrong thread?
Probably time for a new topic in Talkin Tropics for the GOM system portrayed by the models.

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