GFS..Early season storm?
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GFS..Early season storm?
Looks like the trough along the east coast will dig with a frontal boundary setting up along the east coast the next few weeks. Gfs(6z) takes a peice of this energy on the southern end over the western carribean and have a look...
http://www.nco.ncep.noaa.gov/pmb/nwprod ... p_384l.gif
http://www.nco.ncep.noaa.gov/pmb/nwprod ... p_384l.gif
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The potential is there
This still says the potential for such a storm will be there. The seas are warm enough for it. There could be a storm 16 days out as the model says, or it could be 14 days, or 18 or 20 or 10 days from now, or it could hit the Gulf Coast, or it could hit Cuba or go fish, or it could vanish in future runs and possibly other storms take its place. But the fact that GFS would indicate a storm says that in two weeks the tropics will be ready.
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CARIBBEAN SEA...
TRADEWINDS OF 10-15 KT DOMINATES THE BASIN. A BROAD UPPER RIDGE
COVERS THE W-CENTRAL CARIBBEAN WHILE AN UPPER TROUGH IN THE W
AND CENTRAL ATLC DIPS S ACROSS THE E CARIBBEAN N OF 11N E OF
HISPANIOLA INCLUDING THE LESSER ANTILLES. DRY UPPER AIR AND
STRONG SUBSIDENCE COVERS THE AREA E OF 80W. BROKEN TO OVERCAST
CLOUDS...NUMEROUS SHOWERS AND SCATTRED TSTMS ARE AFFECTING THE
EASTERN SECTOR OF DOMINICAN REPUBLIC...PUERTO RICO AND THE NEAR
SHORE COASTAL WATERS AS WELL AS THE VIRGIN ISLANDS...INCLUDING
ALSO THE MONA PASSAGE. REMNANTS OF AN OLD FRONTAL BOUNDARY IS
STILL BRINGING ABUNDANT LOW LEVEL MOISTURE ACROSS THE NE
CARIBBEAN. THE GFS MODEL IS DEVELOPING A 1010 MB LOW PRESSURE
CENTER JUST NORTH OF PUERTO RICO DURING THE NEXT 12-24 HOURS OR
SO. THIS COUPLED WITH AN UPPER TROUGH OVER THE AREA WILL KEEP
THE ATMOSPHERE VERY UNSTABLE WITH THE RISK OF LOCALLY HEAVY RAIN
AND FLASH FLOODING ACROSS THIS AREA TODAY. CLUSTERS OF MODERATE
TO ISOLATED STRONG CONVECTION ARE OBSERVED CLOSE TO LAKE
MARACAIBO AND ALONG THE COASTAL PLAINS OF COLOMBIA.
TRADEWINDS OF 10-15 KT DOMINATES THE BASIN. A BROAD UPPER RIDGE
COVERS THE W-CENTRAL CARIBBEAN WHILE AN UPPER TROUGH IN THE W
AND CENTRAL ATLC DIPS S ACROSS THE E CARIBBEAN N OF 11N E OF
HISPANIOLA INCLUDING THE LESSER ANTILLES. DRY UPPER AIR AND
STRONG SUBSIDENCE COVERS THE AREA E OF 80W. BROKEN TO OVERCAST
CLOUDS...NUMEROUS SHOWERS AND SCATTRED TSTMS ARE AFFECTING THE
EASTERN SECTOR OF DOMINICAN REPUBLIC...PUERTO RICO AND THE NEAR
SHORE COASTAL WATERS AS WELL AS THE VIRGIN ISLANDS...INCLUDING
ALSO THE MONA PASSAGE. REMNANTS OF AN OLD FRONTAL BOUNDARY IS
STILL BRINGING ABUNDANT LOW LEVEL MOISTURE ACROSS THE NE
CARIBBEAN. THE GFS MODEL IS DEVELOPING A 1010 MB LOW PRESSURE
CENTER JUST NORTH OF PUERTO RICO DURING THE NEXT 12-24 HOURS OR
SO. THIS COUPLED WITH AN UPPER TROUGH OVER THE AREA WILL KEEP
THE ATMOSPHERE VERY UNSTABLE WITH THE RISK OF LOCALLY HEAVY RAIN
AND FLASH FLOODING ACROSS THIS AREA TODAY. CLUSTERS OF MODERATE
TO ISOLATED STRONG CONVECTION ARE OBSERVED CLOSE TO LAKE
MARACAIBO AND ALONG THE COASTAL PLAINS OF COLOMBIA.
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FWIW...the gfs does spin up some spurious vort maxs, that said...the scenario has some climatological weight....stalled/decaying fronts are common precursors to early/late season development in the western caribbean...lets not dismiss it out of hand, stranger things have happened
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weatherwindow wrote:FWIW...the gfs does spin up some spurious vort maxs, that said...the scenario has some climatological weight....stalled/decaying fronts are common precursors to early/late season development in the western caribbean...lets not dismiss it out of hand, stranger things have happened........rich
My fellow fort lauderdale resident vortex had way too much exhaust from the airshow last weekend here, gfs verifying in this case is extremely unlikely and thus i am dismissing it now.
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nbean wrote:CHRISTY wrote:I think its possible if conditions are right for it....but no doupt there's alot of extra fuel this year then previous years in the gulf of mexico with those warm SST'S.Well see what happens!
quite possible, but highly unlikely.
imagine if nhc rolled out a discussion where they said quite possible but highly unlikely...

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jlauderdal wrote:nbean wrote:CHRISTY wrote:I think its possible if conditions are right for it....but no doupt there's alot of extra fuel this year then previous years in the gulf of mexico with those warm SST'S.Well see what happens!
quite possible, but highly unlikely.
imagine if nhc rolled out a discussion where they said quite possible but highly unlikely...
I think a better way to say that would be: "it is possible, but not probable."

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WeatherEmperor wrote:jlauderdal wrote:nbean wrote:CHRISTY wrote:I think its possible if conditions are right for it....but no doupt there's alot of extra fuel this year then previous years in the gulf of mexico with those warm SST'S.Well see what happens!
quite possible, but highly unlikely.
imagine if nhc rolled out a discussion where they said quite possible but highly unlikely...
I think a better way to say that would be: "it is possible, but not probable."![]()
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hows the smoke in miramr, i am just down the road in miami lakes and its hazy but not as bad as yesterday. watched out for the alligators, that jogger was eaten alive in sunrise by a gator. damn thing attacked her when she was on the bank.
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I have been watching the GFS for the last 5 runs and it has been developing this type of scenario towards the end of the run but, should we really put any stock into this being so far out?
http://www.storm2k.org/phpbb2/viewtopic ... sc&start=0
I haven't been bullish enough to start a new thread about it but, lets continue to see what gfs does with this. But, this is 300+ Hours out.
http://www.storm2k.org/phpbb2/viewtopic ... sc&start=0
I haven't been bullish enough to start a new thread about it but, lets continue to see what gfs does with this. But, this is 300+ Hours out.
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