Westward Shift??
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Westward Shift??
I think that the 2nd landfall will shift westward with time. Looking at the current wind pattern, it's hard to believe and 2nd landfall in Florida!! But I have learned not to doubt the NHC. They have been doing a great job this year!!!!
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It appears to be following the NHC's forecast points.
http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/PS/TROP/DATA/RT ... -loop.html
http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/PS/TROP/DATA/RT ... -loop.html
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Much easier to follow than the Miami or Keys radar. Just go to Caribbean radar...
Looks more of a 285/290 heading..
Much easier to follow than the Miami or Keys radar. Just go to Caribbean radar...
Looks more of a 285/290 heading..
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18Z tropical model run all have a NE motion by day 5. LBAR and A98E, have 120 HR position off the GA/SC coast. The Medium BAM is near JAX.
The 12Z UK also recurves quickly and has a day 6 position south of NC.
All these runs are very close to the previos runs of the GFS, and to a lesser extent the GGEM.
That leaves the NGP, GFDL as the outliers.
That's just a quick run down of how I see the model situation. Please note I'm not advocating any particular solution.
The 12Z UK also recurves quickly and has a day 6 position south of NC.
All these runs are very close to the previos runs of the GFS, and to a lesser extent the GGEM.
That leaves the NGP, GFDL as the outliers.
That's just a quick run down of how I see the model situation. Please note I'm not advocating any particular solution.
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nequad wrote:18Z tropical model run all have a NE motion by day 5. LBAR and A98E, have 120 HR position off the GA/SC coast. The Medium BAM is near JAX.
The 12Z UK also recurves quickly and has a day 6 position south of NC.
All these runs are very close to the previos runs of the GFS, and to a lesser extent the GGEM.
That leaves the NGP, GFDL as the outliers.
That's just a quick run down of how I see the model situation. Please note I'm not advocating any particular solution.
Man they must be expecting Katrina to slow down big time if we are talking about day 5 and 6.
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AT 2 PM EDT...1800Z...REPORTS FROM AN AIR FORCE RESERVE UNIT
RECONNAISSANCE AIRCRAFT INDICATE THE CENTER OF TROPICAL STORM
KATRINA WAS REFORMING NEAR LATITUDE 25.2 NORTH... LONGITUDE 77.0
WEST OR ABOUT 30 MILES... 50 KM... EAST-NORTHEAST OF NASSAU AND
ABOUT 200 MILES...320 KM...EAST-SOUTHEAST OF THE SOUTHEAST COAST
OF FLORIDA.
KATRINA IS MOVING TOWARD THE NORTH-NORTHWEST NEAR 8 MPH
...13 KM/HR. A TURN TOWARD THE NORTHWEST OR WEST-NORTHWEST AT A
SLIGHTLY SLOWER FORWARD SPEED IS EXPECTED TO OCCUR TONIGHT OR EARLY
THURSDAY. THIS MOTION WILL BRING THE CENTER THROUGH THE CENTRAL
BAHAMAS TODAY AND THE NORTHWEST BAHAMAS TONIGHT AND THURSDAY.
RECONNAISSANCE AIRCRAFT INDICATE THE CENTER OF TROPICAL STORM
KATRINA WAS REFORMING NEAR LATITUDE 25.2 NORTH... LONGITUDE 77.0
WEST OR ABOUT 30 MILES... 50 KM... EAST-NORTHEAST OF NASSAU AND
ABOUT 200 MILES...320 KM...EAST-SOUTHEAST OF THE SOUTHEAST COAST
OF FLORIDA.
KATRINA IS MOVING TOWARD THE NORTH-NORTHWEST NEAR 8 MPH
...13 KM/HR. A TURN TOWARD THE NORTHWEST OR WEST-NORTHWEST AT A
SLIGHTLY SLOWER FORWARD SPEED IS EXPECTED TO OCCUR TONIGHT OR EARLY
THURSDAY. THIS MOTION WILL BRING THE CENTER THROUGH THE CENTRAL
BAHAMAS TODAY AND THE NORTHWEST BAHAMAS TONIGHT AND THURSDAY.
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Rainband wrote:Looks like track may change.
You think the track will shift east? I am just not sold on that. I think they may shift back and forth until they know what that High over TX and LA is going to do. If it stays put then I say more east but if it retreats west like the N.O. mets think it will then the track will be farther west. I definitely don't think that it will go up the peninsula.
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