ATL: IRENE - Models
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ridge trying to slide on the 78hr
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that weakness is pretty narrow
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SeminoleWind wrote:that weakness is pretty narrow
Yeah that second trough was pretty weak. If Irene moves slower than anticipated and the second trough is that weak, I could easily see this scraping Florida. Florida is far from out of the woods. But let's not forget about the Bahamas, this is a very scary run for them.
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Re: ATL: IRENE - Models
What I can see with this is a very close call between this getting taken north by the trough and stalling 200 miles east of Miami, the G-IV flight should narrow that down somewhat
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Look how zonal the flow is to the North!!! Any slowdown would allow the ridge to build in North of Irene.
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deltadog03 wrote:Well....Looks like my landfall point/thinking is going to change for sure....just too much evidence
Thinking E NC or recurve E of CONUS?
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Re: ATL: IRENE - Models
hmmm, well I guess the G-IV data will either confirm the GFS, or surprise us and start bridging the ridges. Otherwise, will be watching any deviations on present course verses projected short to mid term forecast. I would anticipate NHC would likely be "right on" with regards to near term motion, however where things may get real interesting, is in about 54-60 hr's when the anticipated NNW motion will supposedly commence.
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