On a more serious note, the GFDL, the BAMs and the LBAR all look about the same as their last runs.
The UKMET must have initialized wrong or something - it's a full degree too far north already at 66W.
Gotta love that A98E! :-)
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Gotta love that A98E! :-)
Now it's headed across central Cuba and then SSW straight into Nicaragua! LOL!
On a more serious note, the GFDL, the BAMs and the LBAR all look about the same as their last runs.
The UKMET must have initialized wrong or something - it's a full degree too far north already at 66W.
On a more serious note, the GFDL, the BAMs and the LBAR all look about the same as their last runs.
The UKMET must have initialized wrong or something - it's a full degree too far north already at 66W.
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Re: Gotta love that A98E! :-)
x-y-no wrote:Now it's headed across central Cuba and then SSW straight into Nicaragua! LOL!
Perhaps the A98E is suffering from a computer glitch and the track is upside-down?
If you turn it right side up its in line with the other model runs…. Cool!
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