ATL Tropical Depression GUSTAV - Model Runs
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Re: Tropical Storm Gustav-Model Runs
Nice find 'hater...tired of seeing the same ol same ol plots. better visual.
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Re: Tropical Storm Gustav-Model Runs
am I the only one that noticed that the gfs in the run has to at 144knots..... Cat 5? Ouch!
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HardCard wrote:am I the only one that noticed that the gfs in the run has to at 144knots..... Cat 5? Ouch!
LOL...GFDL
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HardCard wrote:am I the only one that noticed that the gfs in the run has to at 144knots..... Cat 5? Ouch!
Thats what HWRF has it at too
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The HWRF Model has been consistent for what seems to be the past 24 hours or so. SETX/SWLA. Not sure how reliable it is, but I know it has been consistent.
WX Warrior Check Your PM's Pls
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Re: Tropical Storm Gustav-Model Runs
I read with interest a short statement someone made about the storm slowing down and being impacted by mountains, two things that could alter its path. The people in SE FL don't have to worry about this storm, right? Thank you for taking the time to answer. 

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Sjones wrote:
The HWRF Model has been consistent for what seems to be the past 24 hours or so. SETX/SWLA. Not sure how reliable it is, but I know it has been consistent.
WX Warrior Check Your PM's Pls
THe 12Z run had it going NNE at the end towards SE LA. It has been fairly close to GFDL most of the time. It has not been consistant on SE TX at all.
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Re: Tropical Storm Gustav-Model Runs
Delta...I've been away from the board (sports editor)...411 on WSW?
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Now that the storm is a mere 45 mph (half of what it was yesterday), is it likely to dissipate?
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Wx_Warrior wrote:Delta...I've been away from the board (sports editor)...411 on WSW?
Wxman predicted a WSW yesterday. I think? Oh, some models did too.
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Re: Tropical Storm Gustav-Model Runs
Hell I pray that all the runs are unreliable, but unfortunately if Gus can hold together some area of the Gulf Coast is more than likely going to have to deal with it.
BE PREPARED !!!!!
BE PREPARED !!!!!
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Re: Tropical Storm Gustav-Model Runs
If Gustav's LLC and MLC are dislodged ... I wonder if this means that the system will be now steered more by lower-level flow and maybe in the shorter term we should pay attention to the BAM suite. Thoughts?
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I have been suggesting a WSW motion for the past day now, based on the high position over S FL and the NW Caribbean. I think NHC is slightly too far north in the short term...and they are now right of most of the guidance in the NW Caribbean. Those that suggest an eastern trend continues...the 12z and 18z trends have been westward and I would think the models are going to shift west as the center moves W and posisble WSW...now if that chnages the final landfall position...it is still up for debate as now there is this possible stalling or great slowing in the N Gulf some models are showing.
WXMAN57...may have abandoned his S TX idea a tad early.
WXMAN57...may have abandoned his S TX idea a tad early.
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