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Here is the latest run of 12 utc of GFS that shows a low off the east coast.Other models haved been in agreement too like UKMET,AVN.
Ok guys dont jump rapidly to say that this will develop because it is highly unlikely it will be tropical because there is a good deal of shear but I will watch this unfold and see what the next runs from this and other models say.
If any other expert can bring other models to compare them and see what they say the members in storm2k will be grateful to see that information.
Models agree on developing low off east coast
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Models agree on developing low off east coast
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The AVN, CMC, NOGAPS, and UKMET all show a substantial low develop off Georgia about 36 hours in advance. Most of the models seem to be in agreement with this one, at least so far.
One teeny-tiny problem though. If the low forms, it will almost certainly be extratropical. The models reflect this. No tropical/subtropical, no Bill.
One teeny-tiny problem though. If the low forms, it will almost certainly be extratropical. The models reflect this. No tropical/subtropical, no Bill.
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Thanks Rob for bringing what other models are saying so this confirms that a low will form but shear is strong so nothing tropical will form from it but again NEVER SAY NEVER.
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Yup that is the consensus.
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