Stormcenter wrote:92L under the right conditions has the "potential" to be a large system. IMO
I think you could apply that to just about any invest though right?
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Stormcenter wrote:92L under the right conditions has the "potential" to be a large system. IMO
Rgv20 wrote:Afternoon Discussion out of the NWS Corpus Christi
WITH RESPECT TO THE TROPICAL WAVE OVER THE CARIBBEAN
SEA...THE LESS ORGANIZED SOLUTIONS OF 12Z ECMWF/UKMET/NAM KEEPING
THE SYSTEM AS A TROPICAL WAVE MOVING ACROSS THE YUCATAN AND INTO THE
BAY OF CAMPECHE EARLY FRIDAY AND WEST-NORTHWEST INTO NORTHEAST
MEXICO BY SUNDAY. THE GFS/CMC/NOGAPS CONTINUE SHOW A LOW PRESSURE
AREA SPINNING UP NEAR THE YUCATAN THAT THEN TAKES OFF TO THE
NORTH-NORTHEAST ACROSS THE GULF BUT THESE MODELS HAVE A TENDENCY OF
GENERATING A TROPICAL SYSTEM TOO QUICKLY AND THEREFORE DISREGARDED
AT THIS TIME. MODELS SHOWS THE UPPER TROUGH AXIS WEAKENING BY MONDAY
AND RETROGRADING TOWARD THE COAST AS A SHEAR AXIS TUESDAY. WILL SHOW
SLIGHT CHANCE POPS FOR THE COASTAL WATERS INTO THE COASTAL PLAINS
TUESDAY.
Rgv20 wrote:Afternoon Discussion out of the NWS Corpus Christi
WITH RESPECT TO THE TROPICAL WAVE OVER THE CARIBBEAN
SEA...THE LESS ORGANIZED SOLUTIONS OF 12Z ECMWF/UKMET/NAM KEEPING
THE SYSTEM AS A TROPICAL WAVE MOVING ACROSS THE YUCATAN AND INTO THE
BAY OF CAMPECHE EARLY FRIDAY AND WEST-NORTHWEST INTO NORTHEAST
MEXICO BY SUNDAY. THE GFS/CMC/NOGAPS CONTINUE SHOW A LOW PRESSURE
AREA SPINNING UP NEAR THE YUCATAN THAT THEN TAKES OFF TO THE
NORTH-NORTHEAST ACROSS THE GULF BUT THESE MODELS HAVE A TENDENCY OF
GENERATING A TROPICAL SYSTEM TOO QUICKLY AND THEREFORE DISREGARDED
AT THIS TIME. MODELS SHOWS THE UPPER TROUGH AXIS WEAKENING BY MONDAY
AND RETROGRADING TOWARD THE COAST AS A SHEAR AXIS TUESDAY. WILL SHOW
SLIGHT CHANCE POPS FOR THE COASTAL WATERS INTO THE COASTAL PLAINS
TUESDAY.
Caribwxgirl wrote:It looks like night here right now the sky is so dark!
ROCK wrote:what do you mean it never fails? and what alternative model has no bias?or doesnt deviate from run to run?
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in order for 92L to gain any sort of latitude it needs consolidate a LLC before it runs into Belize...we dont have a center so we are guessing as are the models right now...
NDG wrote:ROCK wrote:what do you mean it never fails? and what alternative model has no bias?or doesnt deviate from run to run?
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in order for 92L to gain any sort of latitude it needs consolidate a LLC before it runs into Belize...we dont have a center so we are guessing as are the models right now...
The ECMWF always tends to over do it with ridging in the GOM. ( a couple of examples this season: Barry, 94L.....)
If a MLC becomes well organized with 92L it will follow the weakness at the mid levels that will be developing over the GOM in a couple of days into the weekend, the system as a whole should continue gaining latitude over the next few days.
ROCK wrote:I guess we will have to see the evolution of this wave.....already one NWS office totally dismisses the NGOM solution.
ROCK wrote:I guess we will have to see the evolution of this wave.....already one NWS office totally dismisses the NGOM solution.
NDG wrote:ROCK wrote:I guess we will have to see the evolution of this wave.....already one NWS office totally dismisses the NGOM solution.
It would not be the first time a NWS Office would be wrong because siding with the ECMWF instead of the GFS
NDG wrote:ROCK wrote:I guess we will have to see the evolution of this wave.....already one NWS office totally dismisses the NGOM solution.
It would not be the first time a NWS Office would be wrong because siding with the ECMWF instead of the GFS
ronjon wrote:Latest TAFB 72 hour forecast places a low just north of the Yucatan with a movement arrow up into the FL big bend. Looks like NHCs thinking has come around to a northern GOM solution now.
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