will759227 wrote:GFS shifts south with every other model finally, and then the ES goes north, the ES also ran north at 6am too.
Looks like I picked the wrong week to quit drinking!
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will759227 wrote:GFS shifts south with every other model finally, and then the ES goes north, the ES also ran north at 6am too.
DESTRUCTION5 wrote:Evil Jeremy wrote:Big shift North by the GFS ensembles.
https://www.weathernerds.org/tc_guidance/images/AL05_2019082912_GEFS_0-120h.png
Of course when operational shifts south .
caneseddy wrote:Blown Away wrote:12z HWRF shifts south.
https://www.tropicaltidbits.com/analysis/models/hmon/2019082912/hmon_ref_05L_33.png
Blown Away wrote:12z HWRF shifts south.
bqknight wrote:Blown Away wrote:12z HWRF shifts south.
Not really...it's just slower. Seems to be about the same path so far. Bombs it out to 151 kts at 69 hours though.
KWT wrote:Thus far the models broadly seem to be a little south, though the GFS ensembles have shifted towards its operational output. Still most of Florida still in the broad area of threat and indeed the model consensus does seem a little south and bringing S.Florida more into play again.
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