
12z HWRF
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ronjon wrote::uarrow: Interesting on the ensembles that they have a strong core of runs (shown by the L's) that mimic the UKMET and HWRF tracks
LarryWx wrote:I'm roughly estimating that 30-40% of the 51 12Z Euro ensembles recurve sharply enough to not even landfall in the SE US!
tolakram wrote:In my opinion landfall time will be changing, the track has to be slowed down.
sma10 wrote:Remember early this week when cooler heads were saying, "calm down everybody, we'll know a lot more Thursday".
I think we know a lot LESS lmao
tolakram wrote:In my opinion landfall time will be changing, the track has to be slowed down.
tolakram wrote:In my opinion landfall time will be changing, the track has to be slowed down.
psyclone wrote:tolakram wrote:In my opinion landfall time will be changing, the track has to be slowed down.
Agree. slowdowns are a first step to a non landfall which now has some respectable model support. and even before that new recurve support, for several cycles the system's endpoint has been stubbornly stuck refusing to gain longitude... to me that was the first tell that something was "off"...and now it really is. Looking forward to the 5 pm advisory and it's nice to at least have a get of jail free space or 2 spinning on the wheel of misfortune.
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