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The 12z GFS shows that the system goes away from the Lesser Antilles.Above is the graphic in 7 days where they have it by then.The question is if they have the inicial point right as the system is just below 10n right now and may miss the trough.
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Looks increasingly that the disturbance (future storm?) will make its way into the Carribean Sea and pass south of PR and the Virgin Islands due to its low latitiude. Latest dynamical models keep it at low latitude in the Carribean. Does it get into the GOM and threaten US or take a path ala Emily?
http://www.sfwmd.gov/org/omd/ops/weathe ... orm_95.gif
http://www.sfwmd.gov/org/omd/ops/weathe ... orm_95.gif
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ronjon wrote:Looks increasingly that the disturbance (future storm?) will make its way into the Carribean Sea and pass south of PR and the Virgin Islands due to its low latitiude. Latest dynamical models keep it at low latitude in the Carribean. Does it get into the GOM and threaten US or take a path ala Emily?
http://www.sfwmd.gov/org/omd/ops/weathe ... orm_95.gif
need to watch the global models on this one.
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cycloneye wrote:
The 12z GFS shows that the system goes away from the Lesser Antilles.Above is the graphic in 7 days where they have it by then.The question is if they have the inicial point right as the system is just below 10n right now and may miss the trough.
Cyclone the GFS is so full of S@$% in this one i can smell it...Look out man its goin gt be south of you in 5 days
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does it curve out to sea or will high pressure drive to fl
i live in homestead local mets keep saying a tropical will be moving towards florida in the weekend there just not sure if its going to develope? could that be it the one you put one there???
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Yeah, of the dynamical models I tend to prefer the BAMM, which takes it NNW. That being said, I don't believe this is an out to sea low by any means. The GFS has that in that position in 240 hours! Way too long/late. This we'll have to monitor closely into next week, as this could get close to Luis! Furthermore, the models are suggesting some development near the SE Bahamas that may go thru the Florida Straits into the GOM. If I were in the GOM coastal areas I would keep an eye on that potential.
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channel 7 just said tropical wave bringing changes on sunday
channel 7 news just said tropical wave bringing changes for the weekend?anybody has more info let me know!
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bvigal wrote:can someone please show me where to find those model text messages which include dvorak numbers?
http://twister.sbs.ohio-state.edu/text/ ... s/?C=M;O=D
Is this what you are looking for my friend?
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cycloneye wrote:bvigal wrote:can someone please show me where to find those model text messages which include dvorak numbers?
http://twister.sbs.ohio-state.edu/text/ ... s/?C=M;O=D
Is this what you are looking for my friend?
Thanks Luis! Actually, I'm looking for the ones which are sometimes posted here, that include the Dvorak T-numbers.
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Re: channel 7 just said tropical wave bringing changes on su
CHRISTY wrote:channel 7 news just said tropical wave bringing changes for the weekend?anybody has more info let me know!
Christy, the trop wave discussed by your local news is not 95L. it is another one forming NE of PR that is expected to cross S FL this weekend.
http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/PS/TROP/DATA/RT ... -loop.html
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Re: channel 7 just said tropical wave bringing changes on su
CHRISTY wrote:channel 7 news just said tropical wave bringing changes for the weekend?anybody has more info let me know!
That wouldn't be 95L, but rather a piece cut off from the trough east of the Bahamas moving west under a building ridge.
Not much to it now, but the way this season has gone one has to watch for homebrew development. Odds are we just get some rain out of it.
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x-y-no wrote:0Z run of the European is similar to the GFS on this system, slowly developing it but taking it north out to sea after 7 days at about 60W.
We'll see. It's at an awful low latitude to recurve at 60W. Also, the globals are pretty rapidly developing this system and swinging it up into the trough NW of there now. I don't expect rapid development or much development for another 10-15 deg of longitude, that's why I'm betting on the dynamical models or an average of the dynamical and globals to get this thing into the Carribean sea.
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ronjon wrote:x-y-no wrote:0Z run of the European is similar to the GFS on this system, slowly developing it but taking it north out to sea after 7 days at about 60W.
We'll see. It's at an awful low latitude to recurve at 60W. Also, the globals are pretty rapidly developing this system and swinging it up into the trough NW of there now. I don't expect rapid development or much development for another 10-15 deg of longitude, that's why I'm betting on the dynamical models or an average of the dynamical and globals to get this thing into the Carribean sea.
Agree...I say 70W before any NWD movment starts
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ronjon wrote:x-y-no wrote:0Z run of the European is similar to the GFS on this system, slowly developing it but taking it north out to sea after 7 days at about 60W.
We'll see. It's at an awful low latitude to recurve at 60W. Also, the globals are pretty rapidly developing this system and swinging it up into the trough NW of there now. I don't expect rapid development or much development for another 10-15 deg of longitude, that's why I'm betting on the dynamical models or an average of the dynamical and globals to get this thing into the Carribean sea.
Yeah, I'm not convinced this turns north that soon either. Still, the Euro if anything frequently has a westward bias, so I thought I'd offer this for consideration. When I get some time later, I'll take a look at the initialization to see if I believe it.
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