ATL: DELTA - Models
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It’s weakening at the moment due to shear. I wouldn’t be surprised to see some shifts in the morning
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NDG wrote:Lets not forget that the 18z Euro does not have much if any of the G-IV recon data.
Bingo!
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stormlover2013 wrote:https://twitter.com/bigjoebastardi/status/1313654084512219136?s=21
Joe B and the Euro have one thing in common...one of these times they're bound to be right.
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Blow_Hard wrote:stormlover2013 wrote:https://twitter.com/bigjoebastardi/status/1313654084512219136?s=21
Joe B and the Euro have one thing in common...one of these times they're bound to be right.
The EC has been strange this year both with genesis and track and even recognizing that a storm would be in a pattern several times this season. GFS hasn’t been reliable either. Occasionally one might sniff out a storm several days in advance only to drop it and continue to ignore that a system even existed. Some of that happened with smaller systems. But not all of them were. I don’t think it’s the increased sample size either because you’d expect it would still perform among the best with tracks. And maybe it is in some time range because I haven’t looked at UST’s graphs in a hole. But it doesn’t really seem reliable this year or something you put the most weight on. Idk.
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Steve wrote:Blow_Hard wrote:stormlover2013 wrote:https://twitter.com/bigjoebastardi/status/1313654084512219136?s=21
Joe B and the Euro have one thing in common...one of these times they're bound to be right.
The EC has been strange this year both with genesis and track and even recognizing that a storm would be in a pattern several times this season. GFS hasn’t been reliable either. Occasionally one might sniff out a storm several days in advance only to drop it and continue to ignore that a system even existed. Some of that happened with smaller systems. But not all of them were. I don’t think it’s the increased sample size either because you’d expect it would still perform among the best with tracks. And maybe it is in some time range because I haven’t looked at UST’s graphs in a hole. But it doesn’t really seem reliable this year or something you put the most weight on. Idk.
I agree Steve. For years, it was so reliable and dependable, And now, in this crazy year where every wave wants to try and form in to a TC, when we need it most, it chokes. Now, it may end up pegging Delta but I'm not putting my money on it.
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Wx_Warrior wrote:NHC 10p update
[url]https://i.ibb.co/wz1B8dm/030028-5day-cone-with-line-and-wind.png [/url]
Yikes they have it coming in as a major into the gulf coast... Many of those areas in the cone already took a Cat 4 hit from Laura
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Yeah interesting. KFDM met Greg Bostwick said he dont see it
Weather Dude wrote:Wx_Warrior wrote:NHC 10p update
[url]https://i.ibb.co/wz1B8dm/030028-5day-cone-with-line-and-wind.png [/url]
Yikes they have it coming in as a major into the gulf coast... Many of those areas in the cone already took a Cat 4 hit from Laura
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Wx_Warrior wrote:NHC 10p update
[url]https://i.ibb.co/wz1B8dm/030028-5day-cone-with-line-and-wind.png [/url]
This would be really bad for Baton Rouge, taking a direct hit, still a high end 2 or low end 3?
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Wx_Warrior wrote:Yeah interesting. KFDM met Greg Bostwick said he dont see itWeather Dude wrote:Wx_Warrior wrote:NHC 10p update
[url]https://i.ibb.co/wz1B8dm/030028-5day-cone-with-line-and-wind.png [/url]
Yikes they have it coming in as a major into the gulf coast... Many of those areas in the cone already took a Cat 4 hit from Laura
I'm obviously not a pro but I could see it if it gets pretty strong after crossing the Yucatan, the colder waters are pretty close to the coast so it could very well be a major coming in... Very concerning all around
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SoupBone wrote:Wx_Warrior wrote:NHC 10p update
[url]https://i.ibb.co/wz1B8dm/030028-5day-cone-with-line-and-wind.png [/url]
This would be really bad for Baton Rouge, taking a direct hit, still a high end 2 or low end 3?
That M by the coast is actually 125 mph, high end 3... Not good
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Wx_Warrior wrote:NHC 10p update
[url]https://i.ibb.co/wz1B8dm/030028-5day-cone-with-line-and-wind.png [/url]
Morgan City, New Iberia, Baton Rouge. There are some swamps and a major river basin through there, but that's a fairly populated swath with probably a million and a half if you don't count Lafayette in full.
NAM 12km - Landfalls at 978 at the NHC point around dinner time Friday. Keeps moving NNE toward and past Monroe.
https://www.tropicaltidbits.com/analysi ... 0700&fh=72
NAM 3km only gets it down to 903mb this time. Peak is at 4am Friday morning. That's a benchmark to see if it's close with the timing of the lowest pressure.
https://www.tropicaltidbits.com/analysi ... 0700&fh=57
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Re: ATL: DELTA - Models
Not tropical models, but NAM and ICON have come in west again. Sometimes they are precursors to the main models moving one way or the other. West shifts may not be over. The Euro's persistence is very noteworthy and can't just be thrown out.
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From NHC 10p discussion: The official track forecast remains close to the dynamical model consensus, TVCA.
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I see the ICON slightly west, but it’s fairly close to 18z - 20 miles or so. It’s been a western solution for a while with Delta. What is also different and maybe more obvious is the angle of approach at landfall is more gradual.
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Early cycle intensity forecasts look to have it between 80-105k at landfall.
http://hurricanes.ral.ucar.edu/realtime ... _early.png
GFS is out to 54h. Not sure if it will move a bit west or not yet.
http://hurricanes.ral.ucar.edu/realtime ... _early.png
GFS is out to 54h. Not sure if it will move a bit west or not yet.
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Steve wrote:Early cycle intensity forecasts look to have it between 80-105k at landfall.
http://hurricanes.ral.ucar.edu/realtime ... _early.png
GFS is out to 54h. Not sure if it will move a bit west or not yet.
Starts to turn north at 60, then definitely NE at 66 hours.
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