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aspen wrote:The CFS has also shown a Caribbean system like that, and the CFS has done well sniffing out systems like Isaias weeks in advance. I guess we better start preparing ourselves for Cat 5 Hurricane Delta or something like that.
WeatherEmperor wrote:There is your South Florida hurricane. ROFL!!
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HURRICANELONNY wrote:One of these times the GFS is gonna be right this far out and nobody gonna believe it including me. Get Florida Soon= GFS
SootyTern wrote:
Looks like backside. Will probably be blowing 15 to 20 with partly cloudy skies at my house. Will feel like an idiot for putting up the shutters and pulling all the orchids inside
SFLcane wrote:SootyTern wrote:
Looks like backside. Will probably be blowing 15 to 20 with partly cloudy skies at my house. Will feel like an idiot for putting up the shutters and pulling all the orchids inside
Backside? Um nope... How about the northern quadrant of a potential major cane if your in dade and Broward. Obviously for now this is fantasy range
TheStormExpert wrote:18z GFS drops the long-range Florida hurricane but has a Central American Gyre developing in the first few days of October.
TheStormExpert wrote:If anything were to develop in the next 1-2 weeks down in the Western Caribbean it would likely be drawn north as the NAO will be going negative.
SFLcane wrote:Some ensembles extreme long range.
https://i.postimg.cc/D0CYv2y3/CB0-F2-F6-F-82-D6-483-F-9-F10-AC1-A6486-B593.jpg
https://i.postimg.cc/zfm2X25v/2-A4-BC2-E0-75-ED-4-FF5-9-FBC-924-B591-A5733.jpg
otowntiger wrote:SFLcane wrote:Some ensembles extreme long range.
https://i.postimg.cc/D0CYv2y3/CB0-F2-F6-F-82-D6-483-F-9-F10-AC1-A6486-B593.jpg
https://i.postimg.cc/zfm2X25v/2-A4-BC2-E0-75-ED-4-FF5-9-FBC-924-B591-A5733.jpg
Interesting to note, to me it looks like the synoptic set up in both images would push those systems into Mexico, right? Of course I realize this is well into fantasy land but that’s very opposed to climatology for that area, that time of year. Isn’t the predominant trough pattern usually pulling storms out of the NW Caribbean ENE?
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