TS Ernesto: Sat Pics, Models, Analysis Thread XI (#11)
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Quick note...looks over the last hour or so the westward movement is picking up again after the jog to the north...based on the last 6 or 7 images from GOES...
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thanks matt...I enjoyed your talkin tropics show and listened to the update on tropicalupdate. Do you have any idea on when you might give us another update on the IPR? Thanks a lot!MWatkins wrote:Quick note...looks over the last hour or so the westward movement is picking up again after the jog to the north...based on the last 6 or 7 images from GOES...
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Please, and I will only as this one. This is not a chat room or IM exchanges for theories on how to manage a message board. Please stick to Ernesto and converse elsewhere. Try AOL IM or somthing like that...keep the discussion on the weather.
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I already said it. The pro mets AND the NHC discussion said this was wrong (or per the nhc disco "dubious") Yet people are still hanging on to the idea for whatever reason (maybe they just really want it to hit their home for some weird reason?)
For the last time, ARE YOU PEOPLE NOT LISTENING TO THE PRO METS!?!?!?!?!?!?
The GFS is WRONG
It has used Incorrect Initializations and is basically plowing Ernesto through a ridge!
I already said it. The pro mets AND the NHC discussion said this was wrong (or per the nhc disco "dubious") Yet people are still hanging on to the idea for whatever reason (maybe they just really want it to hit their home for some weird reason?)
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The WRF-ARW still shows a 968mb hurricane heading for the Western Gulf. Not saying that this will come true, just that's it's interesting. The WRF-ARW demonstrated considerable skill last year and will eventually replace the GFDL.
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I was fixing to say if you haven't yet check out the ARW thread that is a logical model.
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gatorcane wrote:Toadstool wrote:Matt-hurricanewatcher wrote:Cool I can now see how many post I'v made. 8,100+!
As for this system I would say a shift more westward or west-northwestwrad over the next 24 to 36 hours. Taking it south of Cuba(Kind of like dennis)Then moving northward after 30 hours.
The shear is still hitting it pretty hard...Which is keeping the west side from organizing.
I would say a track west of the Gfs looks good.
I agree, the shear really is influencing the system.
any possibility of this thing pulling a Chris over the next 24 hours with the shear and the proximity to the big islands????
Nope, no Chris at all here, because the worst of the shear is behind the storm and it's going to get better from here. Had the storm really weakened during all of this shear then it would be a different storm, and as long as the center stays over water, not much weakening except when it actually crosses Cuba later on in the period.
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gopherfan21 wrote:cpda:For the last time, ARE YOU PEOPLE NOT LISTENING TO THE PRO METS!?!?!?!?!?!?
The GFS is WRONG
It has used Incorrect Initializations and is basically plowing Ernesto through a ridge!
I already said it. The pro mets AND the NHC discussion said this was wrong (or per the nhc disco "dubious") Yet people are still hanging on to the idea for whatever reason (maybe they just really want it to hit their home for some weird reason?)
They also said Charley was going in somewhere near Tampa or North (until just a few short hours before landfall). This is still anybodys ballgame and anyone who says otherwise is absolutely wrong!!!
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