Tropical Storm Fay Model Runs
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Re: ATL: Tropical Storm Fay Model Runs
Canelaw99 wrote:GreenSky wrote:Looking like Southeast Florida is in the clear...exception lower Keys
Sarasota northwards will probably see the worst weather....south of there looks like most of the destructive winds should stay offshore
Kind of funny though that Miami Dade county has canceled school though
I respectfully disagree. As far as I'm concerned, until it has passed our longitude completely, I don't feel we're in the clear. The NHC 11pm discussion states it is moving NW and a Northerly turn/direction is expected over the next day or so. In order for it to miss Dade County altogether, it would have to move NW all the way over Cuba, and fairly far out into the Straits before the northerly turn commenced. Now, that would be great with us in Dade, but it's gonna be close....way too close IMO to say SE FL is in the clear.
I agree... with Canelaw99. We might not be in the cone now, but we could be in it again later, and all the winds are on the east side of the system, so even if it landfalls 100 miles away, we will still be getting TS force winds and heavy rain, especially with such a slow moving storm.
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Re: ATL: Tropical Storm Fay Model Runs
Canelaw99 wrote:GreenSky wrote:Looking like Southeast Florida is in the clear...exception lower Keys
Sarasota northwards will probably see the worst weather....south of there looks like most of the destructive winds should stay offshore
Kind of funny though that Miami Dade county has canceled school though
I respectfully disagree. As far as I'm concerned, until it has passed our longitude completely, I don't feel we're in the clear. The NHC 11pm discussion states it is moving NW and a Northerly turn/direction is expected over the next day or so. In order for it to miss Dade County altogether, it would have to move NW all the way over Cuba, and fairly far out into the Straits before the northerly turn commenced. Now, that would be great with us in Dade, but it's gonna be close....way too close IMO to say SE FL is in the clear.
Actually I agree with you. I was basing my opinion on old 5PM information! Just got back from some traveling
I made a wrong statement.
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TheRingo wrote:big shift east in the 0z nam from the 18z.
http://www.nco.ncep.noaa.gov/pmb/nwprod ... 42_s.shtml
As unworthy as the NAM is, it gives me a reason to wishcast lol!
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Re: ATL: Tropical Storm Fay Model Runs
GreenSky wrote:Actually I agree with you. I was basing my opinion on old 5PM information! Just got back from some traveling
I made a wrong statement.
LOL No worries

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Re: ATL: Tropical Storm Fay Model Runs
We should see the GFS shortly...I'll be interested to see what it comes up with this time.
Personally based on viewing the water vapor loops I think we are going to see a minor shift to the right with a track between Everglades City and Fort Myers heading north towards Orlando. The steering flow appears to be evident with this track. Pay attention to the outflow from Fay and watch where it heads. I think this will give a good indication of movement.
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Personally based on viewing the water vapor loops I think we are going to see a minor shift to the right with a track between Everglades City and Fort Myers heading north towards Orlando. The steering flow appears to be evident with this track. Pay attention to the outflow from Fay and watch where it heads. I think this will give a good indication of movement.
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Ixolib wrote:Anybody know where can I find info on the NHC track/landfall error rate for 48 hours out? Or, if someone has that info, I'd appreciate it...
I know the NHC site provides info on the "cone" error for 3- and 5-day tracks, but I can't find the info on the actual landfall error, historically speaking.
I believe that info gives the actual error -- says the cone is based on x amount (I think 2/3) of the actual error over a certain time period. Is that what you mean. I don't know if they give it numerically there, you might have to measure the cone.
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Re: ATL: Tropical Storm Fay Model Runs
GreenSky wrote:Mississippi, Fay is not trying to miss anyone.
It will make landfall in Cuba and most probably somewhere in Florida.
It seems that you are -removed- in your own way by saying that it "looks like it is" trying to miss "everyone". Not bad to wish good, but not good to give people a false sense of security either.
Let's stick to reality. Fay is NOT a fish storm nor does it look like it is going to miss making landfall somewhere in the Southeastern U.S. (Florida, maybe eventually Carolinas)
True. I "wish" there were no such thing as tropical systems. Haha! Then we wouldn't even have this forum, and I could have my old house back, 2.5 kids, etc. Ha!
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Re: ATL: Tropical Storm Fay Model Runs
any chance that fay pulls an irene?
...irene emerged off of north coast of cuba and caught forecasters off guard by moving NNE (or did she reform her center?)...all the while hurricane warnings were up for west coast FL and tropical storm warnings/hurr. watches were up for SE FL...with a few hours lead time at most, hurr. warnings were posted for SE FL as Irene tracked through Miami-Dade, Broward, and emerged into the Atlantic off Palm Beach county...catching many folk on the road since alot of companies remained open.
...irene emerged off of north coast of cuba and caught forecasters off guard by moving NNE (or did she reform her center?)...all the while hurricane warnings were up for west coast FL and tropical storm warnings/hurr. watches were up for SE FL...with a few hours lead time at most, hurr. warnings were posted for SE FL as Irene tracked through Miami-Dade, Broward, and emerged into the Atlantic off Palm Beach county...catching many folk on the road since alot of companies remained open.
SouthFLTropics wrote:We should see the GFS shortly...I'll be interested to see what it comes up with this time.
Personally based on viewing the water vapor loops I think we are going to see a minor shift to the right with a track between Everglades City and Fort Myers heading north towards Orlando. The steering flow appears to be evident with this track. Pay attention to the outflow from Fay and watch where it heads. I think this will give a good indication of movement.
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Re: ATL: Tropical Storm Fay Model Runs
I remember that night well...I was having dinner at Outback Steakhouse in Stuart while squalls with 50+mph winds were hitting us. I got home just in time for the power to fail!
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jinftl wrote:any chance that fay pulls an irene?
...irene emerged off of north coast of cuba and caught forecasters off guard by moving NNE (or did she reform her center?)...all the while hurricane warnings were up for west coast FL and tropical storm warnings/hurr. watches were up for SE FL...with a few hours lead time at most, hurr. warnings were posted for SE FL as Irene tracked through Miami-Dade, Broward, and emerged into the Atlantic off Palm Beach county...catching many folk on the road since alot of companies remained open.SouthFLTropics wrote:We should see the GFS shortly...I'll be interested to see what it comes up with this time.
Personally based on viewing the water vapor loops I think we are going to see a minor shift to the right with a track between Everglades City and Fort Myers heading north towards Orlando. The steering flow appears to be evident with this track. Pay attention to the outflow from Fay and watch where it heads. I think this will give a good indication of movement.
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Re: ATL: Tropical Storm Fay Model Runs
I smell an eastward shift at 5am if the other models follow suit....just my opinion - not a professional by any stretch of the imagination LOL
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AdamFirst wrote:When do the other models come out, like the GDFL, Euro, etc.?
I imagine soon, probably
GFDL should be around 2AM I believe Adam...I won't be awake to see it though...I'll take my suprises when I wake up at 5:00AM.
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Re: ATL: Tropical Storm Fay Model Runs
Bocadude85 wrote:did the gfs shift east?
Big time east. East enough to bring this inland SFL and to the Carolinas.
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