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Big O wrote:In keeping with the JB theme, he just posted that the Day 10 European suggests the eastern trough lifting out and being replaced by a ridge, along with a trough in the mountain west. He then drew an arrow suggesting the "monster" in the Atlantic would therefore be steered back west toward the east coast, probably the eastern coast of Florida and/or the southeast.
He didn't say if the storm would then emerge into the GOM or whether it was solely as east coast threat.
I am a bit puzzled by his comment that the GOM would shut down on or around September 7. I would be shocked that aside from any possible threats to the Gulf in September, October is notorious for NW Carribean storms being steered into the GOM. In no ways is this a personal attack on him; I just question the definitiveness of his assertion.
HurricaneWarning92 wrote:Big O wrote:In keeping with the JB theme, he just posted that the Day 10 European suggests the eastern trough lifting out and being replaced by a ridge, along with a trough in the mountain west. He then drew an arrow suggesting the "monster" in the Atlantic would therefore be steered back west toward the east coast, probably the eastern coast of Florida and/or the southeast.
He didn't say if the storm would then emerge into the GOM or whether it was solely as east coast threat.
I am a bit puzzled by his comment that the GOM would shut down on or around September 7. I would be shocked that aside from any possible threats to the Gulf in September, October is notorious for NW Carribean storms being steered into the GOM. In no ways is this a personal attack on him; I just question the definitiveness of his assertion.
when did he say that? i mean dont get me wrong, i believe you, but im just asking.
BigJoeBastardiJoe Bastardi
Watch the gulf for next weekend, the east coast may be threatened by Sep 10 again. It fits pattern
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HurricaneWarning92 wrote:Big O wrote:In keeping with the JB theme, he just posted that the Day 10 European suggests the eastern trough lifting out and being replaced by a ridge, along with a trough in the mountain west. He then drew an arrow suggesting the "monster" in the Atlantic would therefore be steered back west toward the east coast, probably the eastern coast of Florida and/or the southeast.
He didn't say if the storm would then emerge into the GOM or whether it was solely as east coast threat.
I am a bit puzzled by his comment that the GOM would shut down on or around September 7. I would be shocked that aside from any possible threats to the Gulf in September, October is notorious for NW Carribean storms being steered into the GOM. In no ways is this a personal attack on him; I just question the definitiveness of his assertion.
when did he say that? i mean dont get me wrong, i believe you, but im just asking.
Macrocane wrote:FWIW the FIM showed at the 12z run a cyclone in the BOC in a similar time frame to the Euro run, and I'm not sure if it is the same cyclone or another one but shows a cyclone south of Texas in the GOM. It seems like the models are sniffing something in that area and we have to be watching for consistency.
Rgv20 wrote::uarrow: One thing that the GFS&ECMWF have been consistent on, is showing a lot of unsettled weather in the GOM for the early part of September. Im just excited to see the models hint at some Rain for Texas!
cycloneye wrote:This run is a nailbiter for the NE Caribbean as it moves just north of the Leewards,VI and PR.
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