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mrbagyo wrote:Phantom model storm watching is so fun. LOL (not fun though if thatactually happens - that's like adding too much salt and lemon to our covid injury here in PH)
I prefer a oceanic fish storm
The next chance for substantial rainfall gets its start on Thursday
the 8th of April. The GFS and the ECMWF both start to build up a
near-equatorial trough, possibly turning it into a monsoon trough.
Both models develop a circulation along it, with the ECMWF keeping it
weak and south, passing through Palau. The GFS strengthens it some
and takes it a little farther north. Until it actually forms, the
placement is anybody`s guess. Usually though, when the models harp on
something like this over several runs, it usually does form...
eventually. Sometimes they keep harping on it for a few weeks... then
it finally forms. So, we will have to keep an eye on it.
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With an active
Madden Julian Oscillation moving through western Micronesia the next
week or so, it is no surprise there is some ensemble support for
gradual development near the Republic of Palau early next week.
Plenty of time to iron things out, but a wetter pattern seems
reasonable later this weekend and early next week. Fairly benign
seas are expected with mainly background trade swell.
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Kingarabian wrote:12z CMC and 12z Euro both much weaker than their 00z runs.
12z GFS starts development in about 5 days.
12z EPS continues to support development, much more than the deterministic Euro.
wxman57 wrote:The GFS is most definitely the outlier as far as this potential development. It's most likely too strong with it and too far north. Other models agree on a much weaker system tracking toward the central Philippines next week. Seems more reasonable.
aspen wrote:wxman57 wrote:The GFS is most definitely the outlier as far as this potential development. It's most likely too strong with it and too far north. Other models agree on a much weaker system tracking toward the central Philippines next week. Seems more reasonable.
I’m guessing the poleward GFS track is due to it catching upper-level steering flows as it becomes stronger and vertically stacked. However, due to being such a low-rider, it will be within some exceptionally warm waters if it successfully consolidates, so there’s a very real chance of it going bonkers like the GFS insists.
Iceresistance wrote:April 6th, 18z GFS
May go sub-900 at this rate!![]()
https://s4.gifyu.com/images/gfs_mslpa_wpac_fh96-384.gif
Iceresistance wrote:April 6th, 18z GFS
May go sub-900 at this rate!![]()
https://s4.gifyu.com/images/gfs_mslpa_wpac_fh96-384.gif
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