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Stormcenter wrote:I would say if I live anywhere in Florida right now I would start filling up
those cars and vans with gasoline just in case. IMO
DESTRUCTION5 wrote:
O-o
SFLcane wrote:IT IS WORTH NOTING THAT THE MODELS THAT SHOW LESS LAND INTERACTION...SUCH
AS THE GFDL OR HWRF...HAVE IRENE BECOMING A MAJOR HURRICANE...AND
THAT IS NOT OUT OF THE QUESTION ESPECIALLY IF THE STORM MOVES ON
THE FAR LEFT OR RIGHT SIDE OF THE FORECAST CONE AND AVOIDS
SIGNIFICANT LAND INTERACTION. OVERALL...GIVEN THE TRACK FORECAST
UNCERTAINTY AND THE POTENTIAL FOR LAND INTERACTION...THE INTENSITY
FORECAST LATE IN THE PERIOD IS EVEN MORE UNCERTAIN THAN USUAL.
In the past when they've needed to substantially increase intensity they do it gradually each update to people dont panic. I agree though a tropical storm is not very likely to verify.blp wrote:If the Euro is similar tonight to the GFS I think the NHC is going to need to update that intensity forcast on the 5 day cone and that is going to scare the heck out of a lot of Floridians.
Blown Away wrote:SFLcane wrote:IT IS WORTH NOTING THAT THE MODELS THAT SHOW LESS LAND INTERACTION...SUCH
AS THE GFDL OR HWRF...HAVE IRENE BECOMING A MAJOR HURRICANE...AND
THAT IS NOT OUT OF THE QUESTION ESPECIALLY IF THE STORM MOVES ON
THE FAR LEFT OR RIGHT SIDE OF THE FORECAST CONE AND AVOIDS
SIGNIFICANT LAND INTERACTION. OVERALL...GIVEN THE TRACK FORECAST
UNCERTAINTY AND THE POTENTIAL FOR LAND INTERACTION...THE INTENSITY
FORECAST LATE IN THE PERIOD IS EVEN MORE UNCERTAIN THAN USUAL.
GFS and HWRF had almost same track.
bella_may wrote:Wxman is always pretty accurate in predicting these things. If he says gom storm, chances are that's where it will go
bella_may wrote:But its the nogaps, the worst model there is. It had Emily making landfall in Pensacola, what's that tell ya? LOL
SouthFLTropics wrote:The old saying goes "the trend is your friend". With friends like the GFS who needs enemies. The consistency and "the trend" is downright scary for South Florida and especially for emergency planners in South Florida. I would anticipate that some major decisions will have to be made come Monday night or Tuesday morning. Evacuation from the Keys can take quite some time and with an approach from the South like this there is no where to hide. With that being said I do believe that the models are ramping this thing up a bit too much. Time will tell, but the time is slipping out of the hourglass and we are in 4-5 day range now which makes the GFS and the Euro that much more reliable.
SFT
blind squirrel finding a nut...plus it still might be wrongWeatherEmperor wrote:bella_may wrote:But its the nogaps, the worst model there is. It had Emily making landfall in Pensacola, what's that tell ya? LOL
So how do you explain the Nogaps being almost identical in track as the superior GFS and Euro? Not only that, it has consistently been bringing Irene to South Florida for days now....like the GFS and Euro. How do you explain that?
1 QUADRILLIONScorpion wrote:So much for the shift west. How many runs is that in a row with a peninsula hit?
Scorpion wrote:So much for the shift west. How many runs is that in a row with a peninsula hit?
maxintensity wrote:blind squirrel finding a nut...plus it still might be wrongWeatherEmperor wrote:bella_may wrote:But its the nogaps, the worst model there is. It had Emily making landfall in Pensacola, what's that tell ya? LOL
So how do you explain the Nogaps being almost identical in track as the superior GFS and Euro? Not only that, it has consistently been bringing Irene to South Florida for days now....like the GFS and Euro. How do you explain that?
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