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Re: Tropical Storm Dean (pg.28) Discussions,Analysis and Imagery
shannon wrote:One of our local weather guys just said that with the new models out, this was much better for us (here in Palm Beach County) because it looked like it would go into the Florida Straits. I just wonder why they say things like that when it's so far out. I remember he was the same one who told us that Francis was not coming our way as well. Just seems a little early to say anything one way or the other in my opinion.
With this new model,he's right....when the next run comes out,who knows??.....The track error this far out is hundreds of miles..
I have yet to see one accurate model one week or so from possible landfall...IMO,this thing could still go anywhere from C.A to complete CONUS miss..
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Re: Tropical Storm Dean (pg.28) Discussions,Analysis and Imagery
shannon wrote:One of our local weather guys just said that with the new models out, this was much better for us (here in Palm Beach County) because it looked like it would go into the Florida Straits. I just wonder why they say things like that when it's so far out. I remember he was the same one who told us that Francis was not coming our way as well. Just seems a little early to say anything one way or the other in my opinion.
Utterly stupid .Any professional would be saying "too early to tell" right now

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Re: Tropical Storm Dean - Global Models=18z GFS is being posted
My head hurts.
Last night=Recurve
6z=Florida
12z=Middle TX
18z=TX/LA border
Predictions for 0z?
Last night=Recurve
6z=Florida
12z=Middle TX
18z=TX/LA border
Predictions for 0z?

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Re: Tropical Storm Dean (pg.28) Discussions,Analysis and Imagery
canegrl04 wrote:shannon wrote:One of our local weather guys just said that with the new models out, this was much better for us (here in Palm Beach County) because it looked like it would go into the Florida Straits. I just wonder why they say things like that when it's so far out. I remember he was the same one who told us that Francis was not coming our way as well. Just seems a little early to say anything one way or the other in my opinion.
Utterly stupid .Any professional would be saying "too early to tell" right now
As Derek would say, that guy should be shown the red card.
Totally irresponsible.
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KFDM Meteorologist wrote:http://www.nco.ncep.noaa.gov/pmb/nwprod/analysis/carib/gfs/18/images/gfs_slp_228l.gif
Landfall Sabine River
with this track, Houston appears to be in better condition...actually, this track is a little east of Rita...so less impact than what Rita did, which wasn't much for Houston.
Louisiana is a different story. Trending east...
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Re: Tropical Storm Dean - Global Models=18z GFS is being posted
Brent wrote:My head hurts.
Last night=Recurve
6z=Florida
12z=Middle TX
18z=TX/LA border
Predictions for 0z?
0z=Sharp East turn back to Africa.

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Re: Tropical Storm Dean - Global Models=18z GFS is being posted
What are the synopitcs in the end game there KDFM...that is...is there like a high starting to build back that nudges back west through the gulf. It almost appears as it is headed towards Pensacola from Cuba but then more west. Just curious if that is the case. Folks are near Mobile (and I will be there next week too). I saw this run is more north so I can assume tonight it could have it coming into NOLA(which it did the very first day this rolled off africa I think).
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Re: TS Dean - Global Models=18z GFS landfall in Louisiana
Tenspeed wrote:This is not looking good for LA.
How can you say that? It's likely to end up in tin-buck-tu (or however you spell it) for all we know.
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Re: Tropical Storm Dean (pg.28) Discussions,Analysis and Imagery
Hial2- thats my point, it just seems to soon to be making guesses at where it's going. It could go anywhere.
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Re: TS Dean -Global Models=18z GFS landfall in Sabine Pass,Texas
Let's hope for SETX/SWLA sake that's the case...I need some Jaiger.
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So your narrowing it down from TX to AL? It's a bit soon to do that, the weakness could occur over the Bahamas like it was showing before.KFDM Meteorologist wrote:It's all going to depend on the weakness at that time over TX to Alabama. Models may now begin to trend east for here on out, we'll see.
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KFDM Meteorologist wrote:It's all going to depend on the weakness at that time over TX to Alabama. Models may now begin to trend east for here on out, we'll see.
Sound about what Ernesto did
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Re: TS Dean -Global Models=18z GFS landfall in Sabine Pass,Texas
That well-known met that I mentioned once before may still be right if the storm takes a sudden, unexpected turn north into S. Fl. I, for one, think S. Fl. will definitely dodge this bullet, but it's just a feeling. 

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Re: TS Dean -Global Models=18z GFS landfall in Sabine Pass,Texas
The problem is that everyone has that "feeling" and someone is going to be upset.
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