ATL: IRENE - Models
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Re: ATL: IRENE - Models
The Euro is an outlier as of right now, but dont count it out, its one of the most accurate models
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euro seems to speed it up around florida
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Re: ATL: IRENE - Models
the difference between the Euro and the GFS is the GFS lifts out the weakness for a time while the Euro doesnt
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We'll just see what happens. You would figure we would be getting to a point where the models start latching on to a solution, and we all thought that was happening today, but no so fast. We will see what tomorrow brings, I suppose.
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ridge is actually there at 96 and gone at 120???
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SeminoleWind wrote:ridge is actually there at 96 and gone at 120???
I think for once its the Euro breaking the ridge down too fast and not the GFS, thats something different
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SeminoleWind wrote:ridge is actually there at 96 and gone at 120???
Yep, seems a little overdone, imo.
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Hurricaneman wrote:SeminoleWind wrote:ridge is actually there at 96 and gone at 120???
I think for once its the Euro breaking the ridge down too fast and not the GFS, thats something different
absolutely hate to question the euro but you may be on to something here.
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http://raleighwx.americanwx.com/models/ ... SLP144.gif
144hr obx threat there seems a little nne movement thats a switch
144hr obx threat there seems a little nne movement thats a switch
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Re: ATL: IRENE - Models
Euro bringing US miss into play down the line and also showing a category 5 hurricane at hour 144. This in comparison to NHC showing a cat 1 into FL. Either NHC or Euro will bust big time.
EDIT: Euro lighting up the entire eastern seaboard on a track that looks like it came from "it could happen tomorrow" The EURO track would cause a shutdown of millions and millions along the US east coast. A historic track and at cat 4/cat 5 strength. Good Grief.
EDIT: Euro lighting up the entire eastern seaboard on a track that looks like it came from "it could happen tomorrow" The EURO track would cause a shutdown of millions and millions along the US east coast. A historic track and at cat 4/cat 5 strength. Good Grief.

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Re: ATL: IRENE - Models
Hurricaneman wrote:the fact that the Euro has a 926 pressure up there is odd too
i am thinking this is a flub run by the euro
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