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txwatcher91 wrote:3km nam is a monster. Likely overdone but here it is...
Aric Dunn wrote:if that upper trough cuts off like it is forecast too.. we could see minimal hurricane.. not a cat 4 lol. but the Synoptics from the NAM are very interesting.
Aric Dunn wrote:ICON similar to the last 2 runs of it. the stronger ridging again seems to have little effect.
txwatcher91 wrote:Aric Dunn wrote:if that upper trough cuts off like it is forecast too.. we could see minimal hurricane.. not a cat 4 lol. but the Synoptics from the NAM are very interesting.
I’m a bit concerned now regarding intensity. We’ve seen the Euro gradually showing s stronger storm, NAM a strong one and GFS earlier today as well. Most models intensify this right up to landfall and down to 980-985mb range. With the warm loop current it will likely pass over... I can see a sub 970mb pressure if the LLC consolidates the next 24 hours over the open waters.
txwatcher91 wrote:Aric Dunn wrote:if that upper trough cuts off like it is forecast too.. we could see minimal hurricane.. not a cat 4 lol. but the Synoptics from the NAM are very interesting.
I’m a bit concerned now regarding intensity. We’ve seen the Euro gradually showing s stronger storm, NAM a strong one and GFS earlier today as well. Most models intensify this right up to landfall and down to 980-985mb range. With the warm loop current it will likely pass over... I can see a sub 970mb pressure if the LLC consolidates the next 24 hours over the open waters.
toad strangler wrote:txwatcher91 wrote:Aric Dunn wrote:if that upper trough cuts off like it is forecast too.. we could see minimal hurricane.. not a cat 4 lol. but the Synoptics from the NAM are very interesting.
I’m a bit concerned now regarding intensity. We’ve seen the Euro gradually showing s stronger storm, NAM a strong one and GFS earlier today as well. Most models intensify this right up to landfall and down to 980-985mb range. With the warm loop current it will likely pass over... I can see a sub 970mb pressure if the LLC consolidates the next 24 hours over the open waters.
It’s times like these that you trust climo. Modeling has always struggled mightily with intensity
txwatcher91 wrote:toad strangler wrote:txwatcher91 wrote:
I’m a bit concerned now regarding intensity. We’ve seen the Euro gradually showing s stronger storm, NAM a strong one and GFS earlier today as well. Most models intensify this right up to landfall and down to 980-985mb range. With the warm loop current it will likely pass over... I can see a sub 970mb pressure if the LLC consolidates the next 24 hours over the open waters.
It’s times like these that you trust climo. Modeling has always struggled mightily with intensity
But climo is not always right. No one thought we would have so many cat 5 hurricanes last year but we did... when the Euro and Nam both show a period of steady to quick deepening it catches my eye. GFS is rolling let’s see what it does.
AdamFirst wrote:A question: This is the first I've seen of the ICON model. Is this a new one entirely, or a rename? And can it be trusted for tropical weather?
toad strangler wrote:txwatcher91 wrote:toad strangler wrote:It’s times like these that you trust climo. Modeling has always struggled mightily with intensity
But climo is not always right. No one thought we would have so many cat 5 hurricanes last year but we did... when the Euro and Nam both show a period of steady to quick deepening it catches my eye. GFS is rolling let’s see what it does.
We are talking about MAY climo. Not SEPTEMBER clomp. Gigantic difference.
txwatcher91 wrote:Aric Dunn wrote:if that upper trough cuts off like it is forecast too.. we could see minimal hurricane.. not a cat 4 lol. but the Synoptics from the NAM are very interesting.
I’m a bit concerned now regarding intensity. We’ve seen the Euro gradually showing s stronger storm, NAM a strong one and GFS earlier today as well. Most models intensify this right up to landfall and down to 980-985mb range. With the warm loop current it will likely pass over... I can see a sub 970mb pressure if the LLC consolidates the next 24 hours over the open waters.
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