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I have a question about the lastest track forecast on Katrina once she enters the Gulf. What is the current thinking of the models and NHC to have her turn north so much quicker than yesterday.? If someone could go inot detail about the 3-5 day forecast reasoning I would really appreciate it. Also is there a chance the models could shift furhter west again with time as more data becomes available? Sorry if this has been answered already but I just got home and don't have internet use at work.
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CYCLONE MIKE wrote:I have a question about the lastest track forecast on Katrina once she enters the Gulf. What is the current thinking of the models and NHC to have her turn north so much quicker than yesterday.? If someone could go inot detail about the 3-5 day forecast reasoning I would really appreciate it. Also is there a chance the models could shift furhter west again with time as more data becomes available? Sorry if this has been answered already but I just got home and don't have internet use at work.
Really the track out in the Gulf is more of a average of all the model consensus. The furthest I've seen west recently is the Euro near AL/MS with the majority well east either in the Panhadle or running up the west coast of Florida. I don't personally see much of a chance of Katrina being driven westward all the way to LA by the ridge forecasted to steer her westward across FL, it is forecasted to move off to the east and weaken over the SE CONUS.
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<P>It's been asked but not answered on this thread so far.<P>But in reading the 5pm discussion, they really don't know where it will go in the Gulf and they just kind of split the difference in the models.<P>Too much has to happen between now and the time it enters the Gulf for there to be any certainty in the long range forecast.CYCLONE MIKE wrote: What is the current thinking of the models and NHC to have her turn north so much quicker than yesterday.? ...Also is there a chance the models could shift furhter west again with time as more data becomes available?
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GFDL continues to take it south of FL and hooks it around into the gulf to the panhandle as a much stronger system.
I dont think its right as Katrina would have to move southwest
I dont think its right as Katrina would have to move southwest
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Norcross is on: "It's going west now" -- heading more certainly for some part of South Florida, not farther north. It's even with Dade County-Broward County line, about 26, and sounds to be going closer to 270 than it was...
Trying to listen and type....
"We see spiral bands starting to develop...it's a weak storm at this point," but it looks like it's starting to strengthen
Trying to listen and type....
"We see spiral bands starting to develop...it's a weak storm at this point," but it looks like it's starting to strengthen
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I can see the center clearly on radar using GARP. From 23Z-00Z, it moved 13.8 nautical miles toward 285.3 degrees. Center is pretty close to that NHC 00Z position of 26N/77.6W. Maybe a hair north of 26N at 0005Z.
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Dean4Storms wrote:CYCLONE MIKE wrote:I have a question about the lastest track forecast on Katrina once she enters the Gulf. What is the current thinking of the models and NHC to have her turn north so much quicker than yesterday.? If someone could go inot detail about the 3-5 day forecast reasoning I would really appreciate it. Also is there a chance the models could shift furhter west again with time as more data becomes available? Sorry if this has been answered already but I just got home and don't have internet use at work.
Really the track out in the Gulf is more of a average of all the model consensus. The furthest I've seen west recently is the Euro near AL/MS with the majority well east either in the Panhadle or running up the west coast of Florida. I don't personally see much of a chance of Katrina being driven westward all the way to LA by the ridge forecasted to steer her westward across FL, it is forecasted to move off to the east and weaken over the SE CONUS.
Hi Dean (or anybody) -- one more question. My local meteorologist mentioned a trough coming down on Sunday. Will it be strong enough to turn Katrina as fast and as sharply as the NHC's current track is indicating? Thanks.
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