ATL: DEBBY - Post-Tropical
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Re: ATL: DEBBY - Tropical Storm - Discussion
No change to JBs idea though he bragged about predicting a TX landfall days before the NHC did

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There is no change in my idea, except to say the increased threat to se louisiana is disturbing I dont believe tracks off to ne or e
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Re: ATL: DEBBY - Tropical Storm - Discussion
Center is starting to be wrapped up - you can see it in long-range radar from KMOB. Also, the northward motion seems to have stopped for now.
http://radar.weather.gov/radar.php?rid=MOB&product=N0Z&overlay=11101111&loop=yes
http://radar.weather.gov/radar.php?rid=MOB&product=N0Z&overlay=11101111&loop=yes
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Re: ATL: DEBBY - Models
*smacks head on desk*
I'm at a loss for words right now. It's the tropics and I shouldn't be, but I am. Sure, sure, more runs of the models, please, but this is just mad right now.
I'm at a loss for words right now. It's the tropics and I shouldn't be, but I am. Sure, sure, more runs of the models, please, but this is just mad right now.
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ozonepete wrote:wkwally wrote:the Euro really changed
Wow, yeah. It shifted from Texas to a northwest path into Louisiana! Wonder what the NHC will do with this info?
JMO, they will move the cone up the coast to compensate for the latest runs. Pretty straight forward forecast for now.....
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ROCK wrote:ozonepete wrote:wkwally wrote:the Euro really changed
Wow, yeah. It shifted from Texas to a northwest path into Louisiana! Wonder what the NHC will do with this info?
JMO, they will move the cone up the coast to compensate for the latest runs. Pretty straight forward forecast for now.....
Yeah, have to agree. That would be the smart move. But if the Euro sticks to that on tomorrows run and the GFS shifts into agreement with it, Texas is out of the game.
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ROCK wrote:ozonepete wrote:wkwally wrote:the Euro really changed
Wow, yeah. It shifted from Texas to a northwest path into Louisiana! Wonder what the NHC will do with this info?
JMO, they will move the cone up the coast to compensate for the latest runs. Pretty straight forward forecast for now.....
IMO there will be a big change in the 8AM advisory
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wkwally wrote:ROCK wrote:ozonepete wrote:
Wow, yeah. It shifted from Texas to a northwest path into Louisiana! Wonder what the NHC will do with this info?
JMO, they will move the cone up the coast to compensate for the latest runs. Pretty straight forward forecast for now.....
IMO there will be a big change in the 8AM advisory
They make track changes with full advisories only (5am edt, 11am edt, 5pm edt, 11pm edt), but they don't usually make drastic changes in track. They'll likely shift it a little further north/east and then wait on future model runs, and adjust as necessary.
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southerngale wrote:They make track changes with full advisories only (5am edt, 11am edt, 5pm edt, 11pm edt), but they don't usually make drastic changes in track. They'll likely shift it a little further north/east and then wait on future model runs, and adjust as necessary.
Thanks for the clarification, southerngale! I'm gonna stay up for the 5AM just because there seems to be some serious changes the NHC has to incorporate, especially the more northward movement over the last few hours and the pretty dramatic change in the Euro model forecast. Do you know who's up for the 5AM disco?

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wkwally wrote:It will make me real happy if Texas is out of it and from what I am seeing New Orleans is under the gun IMO
Make you real happy? I do not understand that statement.... NO is under the gun based on the cone of uncertanity which basically has the whole NGOM included...since you are fairly new here I will cut you some slack. Please understand that a trend is not set by one run. It takes consecutive runs to flag a trend.....
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ozonepete wrote:southerngale wrote:They make track changes with full advisories only (5am edt, 11am edt, 5pm edt, 11pm edt), but they don't usually make drastic changes in track. They'll likely shift it a little further north/east and then wait on future model runs, and adjust as necessary.
Thanks for the clarification, southerngale! I'm gonna stay up for the 5AM just because there seems to be some serious changes the NHC has to incorporate, especially the more northward movement over the last few hours and the pretty dramatic change in the Euro model forecast. Do you know who's up for the 5AM disco?
LOL none down here maybe across the border in Mexico. Sorry for the time of track changes but what the hey got to get a little excited about this as it does throw a wrench in most of the dihard trackers.
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Well I am going to set the alarm for 5AM and see what happens.THis could be big or it could be nothing as I have watched this many times before when the modles keep everyone guessing. Just as long as it stays out of the Brownsville area for now. Maybethe next one I will be more excited about the possibility of one comming here like Dolly and Hermine
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Amen Janie ...... gonna be interesting for us on MS Coast if a trend to right continues in models. ugggggg



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Re: ATL: DEBBY - Tropical Storm - Discussion
And the NHC is now in "model catch up mode":
HOWEVER...THE
0000 RUN OF THAT MODEL HAS SHIFTED SUBSTANTIALLY TO THE NORTH AND
EAST OF THE PREVIOUS RUNS. THE U.K. MET. OFFICE MODEL HAS ALSO
SHIFTED SIGNIFICANTLY TO THE RIGHT. IN FACT...ONLY THE HWRF MODEL
IS CLOSE TO THE PREVIOUS OFFICIAL FORECASTS...AND EVEN IT IS TO THE
NORTH OF THEM. THEREFORE AN UNUSUALLY LARGE RIGHTWARD ADJUSTMENT
TO THE NHC FORECAST IS REQUIRED...AND ADDITIONAL SHIFTS TO THE
NORTH AND EAST MAY BE NECESSARY IN SUBSEQUENT ADVISORY PACKAGES.
NEEDLESS TO SAY...THIS IS A LOW CONFIDENCE FORECAST.
HOWEVER...THE
0000 RUN OF THAT MODEL HAS SHIFTED SUBSTANTIALLY TO THE NORTH AND
EAST OF THE PREVIOUS RUNS. THE U.K. MET. OFFICE MODEL HAS ALSO
SHIFTED SIGNIFICANTLY TO THE RIGHT. IN FACT...ONLY THE HWRF MODEL
IS CLOSE TO THE PREVIOUS OFFICIAL FORECASTS...AND EVEN IT IS TO THE
NORTH OF THEM. THEREFORE AN UNUSUALLY LARGE RIGHTWARD ADJUSTMENT
TO THE NHC FORECAST IS REQUIRED...AND ADDITIONAL SHIFTS TO THE
NORTH AND EAST MAY BE NECESSARY IN SUBSEQUENT ADVISORY PACKAGES.
NEEDLESS TO SAY...THIS IS A LOW CONFIDENCE FORECAST.
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