ATL Tropical Depression GUSTAV - Model Runs
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gatorcane wrote:Stratosphere747 wrote:Again these early model runs are showing the area to the N developing.
Look back down around 11/53.
Yes that is the 1009MB low depicted by TAFB its already moving WNW and gaining lattitude.
I'd look for that area to the SSE to become more dominant.
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Re: ATL: Invest 94L East of Windward Islands Model Runs
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Yes but it was well to the right of Florida in the previous run, then yesterday's run showed it just south of Cuba. That is telling me it expects something signficant to head generally in a WNW or NW direction from the Eastern Caribbean or Western MDR and be generally in the vicinity between Cuba, Bahamas, or Western Atlantic in the appx 7-10 day timeframe.
That run is way too close to Florida for comfort
Oh no, Fay will then be the appetizer, if that is possible.....
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Re: ATL: Invest 94L East of Windward Islands Model Runs
The GFDL finally shows this developing, which suggests the conditions are getting more favorable.
Still looks disorganized, and I'm not sure which blob develops, but GFDL hits Jamaica with a major.

My AccuWeather PPV 500 mb outer grid heights suggests pretty solid ridging might steer this into the Yucatan then well South of the US border, but it also shows a slightly positively tilted trough, from SW Louisiana to Lake Michigan, pretty deep trough for August, really, that might try to recurve Gustav to be towards the Central or Eastern Gulf.
Assuming, of course, this even develops, and GFDL outer height field is reasonably accurate.
Still looks disorganized, and I'm not sure which blob develops, but GFDL hits Jamaica with a major.

My AccuWeather PPV 500 mb outer grid heights suggests pretty solid ridging might steer this into the Yucatan then well South of the US border, but it also shows a slightly positively tilted trough, from SW Louisiana to Lake Michigan, pretty deep trough for August, really, that might try to recurve Gustav to be towards the Central or Eastern Gulf.
Assuming, of course, this even develops, and GFDL outer height field is reasonably accurate.
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Re: ATL: Invest 94L East of Windward Islands Model Runs
Just looked at AccuWx 500 mb heights from beginning to end, and the 500 mb low that is Fay connects to a trough in the Westerlies, and instead of ex-Fay lifting out, the trough comes all the way down to meet it, and then is slow to lift out.
Interesting.
Interesting.
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Re: ATL: Invest 94L East of Windward Islands Model Runs
Don't fall for it, deltadog! Ed's just talking trough in the Gulf because he has already gone on record as saying our Texas season is finished! 

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Portastorm wrote:Don't fall for it, deltadog! Ed's just talking trough in the Gulf because he has already gone on record as saying our Texas season is finished!
Portastorm you beat me to it, i thought the same thing when i read Ed's post. He mentioned the east and central GOM, but not the western GOM.

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Re: ATL: Invest 94L East of Windward Islands Model Runs
Portastorm wrote:Don't fall for it, deltadog! Ed's just talking trough in the Gulf because he has already gone on record as saying our Texas season is finished!
DFW NWS does mention the models sending an unusually strong cold front down the Plains and into Texas mid-late next week. Maybe an early Fall?
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Re: ATL: Invest 94L East of Windward Islands Model Runs
gboudx wrote:Portastorm wrote:Don't fall for it, deltadog! Ed's just talking trough in the Gulf because he has already gone on record as saying our Texas season is finished!
DFW NWS does mention the models sending an unusually strong cold front down the Plains and into Texas mid-late next week. Maybe an early Fall?
And maybe another Cowboys Thanksgiving Day football game in the sleet before they move to Arlington?
Maybe another Houston Christmas Eve snow flurries miracle?
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Re: ATL: Invest 94L East of Windward Islands Model Runs
Looks troublesome for Jamaica. They've had bad luck with canes these past few years...
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