TheStormExpert wrote:Alyono wrote:Models indicating a likely Hawaii threat next Monday and Tuesday
From Invest 99E?
From the 10/30 system.
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TheStormExpert wrote:Alyono wrote:Models indicating a likely Hawaii threat next Monday and Tuesday
From Invest 99E?
South Texas Storms wrote:gatorcane wrote:cycloneye wrote:UKMET is upgraded
If the upgrade of UKMET works good,then GFS and ECMWF may have good company as a third altrernative to look at when modeling of Tropical Cyclones is concerned.
http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/media/pdf/s ... i_v2.0.pdf
Where can we find a good link to the upgraded UMKET model runs for the Atlantic basin like we have for the other global models? The UKMET on the PENN state EWALL site only goes out to 24 hours (http://mp1.met.psu.edu/~fxg1/ewalltropatl.html).
Here's a couple of good UKMET model sites that I like to use:
http://ruc.noaa.gov/hfip/tcgen/
http://meteocentre.com/models/models.php?lang=en&mod=ukmet
Alyono wrote:that 10/30 system is a lot more than 10/30. Probably more like 10/75 at this point
gatorcane wrote:The GFS continues to show quite a ridge over Eastern North America in the long-range. We haven't had this setup in August for many years. Assuming this does verify, will there be any systems that get underneath that ridge?
http://i58.tinypic.com/spu3h2.jpg
Where can we find a good link to the upgraded UMKET model runs for the Atlantic basin like we have for the other global models? The UKMET on the PENN state EWALL site only goes out to 24 hours (http://mp1.met.psu.edu/~fxg1/ewalltropatl.html).
Here's a couple of good UKMET model sites that I like to use:
http://ruc.noaa.gov/hfip/tcgen/
http://meteocentre.com/models/models.php?lang=en&mod=ukmet
Thank you for these links. Will bookmark them.
gatorcane wrote:The GFS continues to show quite a ridge over Eastern North America in the long-range. We haven't had this setup in August for many years. Assuming this does verify, will there be any systems that get underneath that ridge?
HurricaneFan wrote:Is that Low Pressure in the NE Caribbean on Sunday 24th the same Tropical Wave off of Africa now?(The one behind ex 94L)
Ntxw wrote:Bertha will cause a wave breaking event in the far North Atlantic which raises heights across the basin below kind of like after Arthur with sinking air for a week or two which explains the models lacking activity. My guess is after that week they will pick up something for week 2 and 3.
cycloneye wrote:GFS has shown a hurricane for the past runs in the Western Atlantic on long range.Will it continue to show it when it begins at short to medium range? And also let's see if UKMET and ECMWF join later.
Blown Away wrote:cycloneye wrote:GFS has shown a hurricane for the past runs in the Western Atlantic on long range.Will it continue to show it when it begins at short to medium range? And also let's see if UKMET and ECMWF join later.
Yes, but it starts to develop it in the new MDR north of 30 degrees... J/K
ninel conde wrote:what the models are seeing is the bone dry air TWC showed yesterday. we may set another record for lack of water molecules in aug
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