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Yellow Evan wrote::uarrow: An Atlantic storm at high latitudes isn't really influenced by the MJO.
TheStormExpert wrote:Well the good news is Kingarabian in Hawaii shouldn't have to worry about any long-tracking crossovers threatening Hawaii this year.![]()
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Yellow Evan wrote:12z ECMWF shows nothing.
aspen wrote:Yellow Evan wrote:12z ECMWF shows nothing.
The vorticity seems to be there, but it never consolidates. However, the GFS, CMC, and ICON remain rather aggressive (CMC and ICON show at least one additional system forming by the end of their runs), and the NAVGEM shows a disturbance associated with this potential system.
Yellow Evan wrote:aspen wrote:Yellow Evan wrote:12z ECMWF shows nothing.
The vorticity seems to be there, but it never consolidates. However, the GFS, CMC, and ICON remain rather aggressive (CMC and ICON show at least one additional system forming by the end of their runs), and the NAVGEM shows a disturbance associated with this potential system.
Who here has faith in those 4 models?
aspen wrote:Yellow Evan wrote:aspen wrote:The vorticity seems to be there, but it never consolidates. However, the GFS, CMC, and ICON remain rather aggressive (CMC and ICON show at least one additional system forming by the end of their runs), and the NAVGEM shows a disturbance associated with this potential system.
Who here has faith in those 4 models?
The Euro hasn’t been as good these last six months. Remember how badly it busted with Kammuri and Nisarga.
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