
ATL: IRMA - Models
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Re: ATL: IRMA - Models
Little to no differences in position @5day when comparing the 12z runs of the GFS and Euro. Heck, even the CMC isn't too far off!


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Re: ATL: IRMA - Models
SouthDadeFish wrote:Steve wrote:SouthDade,
On the run to run comparison it looks a little SW and I mean just a little from the 00Z run at 96 hours.
https://www.tropicaltidbits.com/analysi ... 0&ypos=300
That is comparing today's 12Z to yesterday's 12Z. That's why, I think.
My bad. I forgot that he said that last year when he fixed it or tweaked it or something. The 500 map plots, so I'll mouse over them on their respective models:
12Z ECMWF
72 hours - 20.27N 68.89W
96 hours - 21.97N 74.43W
120 hrs - 23.27N 78.90W
00Z ECMWF
72 hours - 18.96N 65.66W
96 hours - 20.40N 71.05W
120 hrs - 22.00N 76.15W
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Re: ATL: IRMA - Models
South Texas Storms wrote:935mb over Miami in 144 hours on the 12z Euro.
And that is low res right?
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Re: ATL: IRMA - Models
Models are in real good agreement at day 5 about the location of Irma being just to the north of Cuba. Whilst this may shift around a little the general location will probably be about right now. Of course small shifts makes the differencve between a major hitting Cuba and it staying offshore and instead smashing the southern Bahamas islands.
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Re: ATL: IRMA - Models
tarheelprogrammer wrote:South Texas Storms wrote:935mb over Miami in 144 hours on the 12z Euro.
And that is low res right?
Yeah high-res is 926mb.
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South Texas Storms wrote:935mb over Miami in 144 hours on the 12z Euro.
Utter destruction part 1. Big massive high building east across Canada so if it gets offshore, it's more likely to come north than follow the trough. I'd give odds on that 75/25
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Re: ATL: IRMA - Models
South Texas Storms wrote:tarheelprogrammer wrote:South Texas Storms wrote:935mb over Miami in 144 hours on the 12z Euro.
And that is low res right?
Yeah high-res is 926mb.
What is the wind speed?
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Re: ATL: IRMA - Models
I have 926 mb on high-res Euro at t=144 h, FWIW. Don't like the agreement. Let's see if 12Z EC ensembles became more clustered.
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Re: ATL: IRMA - Models
gatorcane wrote:144 hours![]()
Considering the remarkable agreement between the GFS and the Euro (and I know its six days out), I would already be thinking about what I needed to do. What action plans need to be considered. Things can change. But overall models have been very consistent with gradually edging this into a S Fl hit with a very powerful hurricane. Think its time to really be thinking ahead.
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South Texas Storms wrote:935mb over Miami in 144 hours on the 12z Euro.
That would be a historic storm...
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