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Re: Global Model Runs Discussion
gatorcane wrote:18Z NAM is showing Caribbean development but in the medium term at 84 hours. It is the NAM so use with caution! Seems to be on a NW heading:
http://img534.imageshack.us/img534/7977/cxvn.png
gator, nam is consistent with the globals in lower pressure next week, gonna need something close in this season
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Re: Global Model Runs Discussion
"Threat for tropical cyclone formation greatest in Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean Sea September 15 - 22."
So states Meteorologist Larry Cosgrove on Twitter.
So states Meteorologist Larry Cosgrove on Twitter.
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Re: Global Model Runs Discussion
Adrian,why you are rolling eyes? Ensembles have a system in NW Caribbean and that is important. I guess you expected more things developing being September right?
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heres my idea that the GFS has been developing something in the Caribbean the last few days by around day 12, but the GFS is towards the BOC with it while its ensemble mean is in the Yucatan Channel so its still there in a few days pre truncation then we may have a better understanding of where this is going, its intensity or even if its going to form at all
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Re: Global Model Runs Discussion
NAVGEM showing this a well...EURO to some extent. good model support so the odds are good something will get going very soon close to home...
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Plenty of action across the Atlantic when you look at how the 240 Hour CMC 12Z run ends.
There are four lows with tropical development possibilities in this run:

To put this in perspective, here is what the GFS shows for this same timeframe. Here we see only two lows with any potential. Of course the 1002MB low in the Central Atlantic is 91L:

There are four lows with tropical development possibilities in this run:

To put this in perspective, here is what the GFS shows for this same timeframe. Here we see only two lows with any potential. Of course the 1002MB low in the Central Atlantic is 91L:

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Re: Global Model Runs Discussion
N2FSU wrote:18z GFS; 384hr
looks interesting, but im just looking out to 180 now as the GFS past that has been showing a nw atlantic ridge only to keep pushing it back.
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Re: Global Model Runs Discussion
Joe Bastardi says this morning to watch for late week development in SW Gulf and also to watch system ahead of Humberto which will dive into Caribbean.
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CourierPR wrote:Joe Bastardi says this morning to watch for late week development in SW Gulf and also to watch system ahead of Humberto which will dive into Caribbean.
The system ahead of Humberto is former 98L right?
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Re: Global Model Runs Discussion
^^ Yes.
Latest MJO phase plot

Latest MJO phase plot

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ninel conde wrote:GFS showing little or nothing in long range. low over se canada, neg NAO and the presistent east coast trof. another possible weak storm in BOC.
Do you even look at the GFS runs? The GFS has been consistently showing activity in the long range. I see a TC in the BOC and another one in MDR and a tropical cyclone moving northward out of the Caribbean towards the Bahamas/Florida.
Here is the 6z GFS
108 Hours
http://mag.ncep.noaa.gov/data/gfs/06/gfs_atlantic_108_precip_p24.gif
180 Hours
http://mag.ncep.noaa.gov/data/gfs/06/gfs_atlantic_180_precip_p24.gif
360 Hours
http://mag.ncep.noaa.gov/data/gfs/06/gfs_atlantic_360_precip_p24.gif
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SFLcane wrote:Latest euro monthlies hint at a very active tropics in Oct.
In what areas of basin?
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