Possible GoM Tropical Threat next Tuesday/Wednesday?
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looks like a lot of convection have flare-up down there and its keep getting bigger
http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/goes/east/watl/avn-l.jpg
http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/goes/east/watl/avn-l.jpg
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and here is the loop:Meso wrote:84 Hour NAM Model Run (12z)
http://www.nco.ncep.noaa.gov/pmb/nwprod ... loop.shtml
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Meso wrote:84 Hour NAM Model Run (12z)
Run for the hills!!!

You know, the unsettling thing is you have to figure the NAM is going to be right one of these times. Can't be wrong every time, can it?!
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I am sorry, but that makes no sense. How does him forecasting something into the W. GOM make his beginning of season predictions come true? In order for that to happen, then the storm has to really do what he says! He is not just going to lie and say something is going into the W. GOM when he really thinks it's going elsewhere.chrisnnavarre wrote:tropicsgal05 wrote:Is the thought right now this maybe a western GOM storm? I know no one knows for sure but it should depend on the steering currents. Is that correct?
Looks to be a blocking ridge over eastern Texas but moving west. Looks to be one over Western Florida as well. At least that's what I think I see on water vapor....using my untrained eyes of course. Well I was a radar guy (OS) in the Navy (retired now) and did spend some time looking at weather sat images.
No one's commenting yet but I'm sure they are all looking at this now. At least I hope they are....
I wouldn't pay much attention to JB. He's going to predict everything into the Western Gulf so his beginning of season predictions come true.
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I guess when we have an invest and a recon and then that data is fed into the models we'll have a good idea then. I hope they're fueling planes as we write this. I'd be willing to bet that they are.
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bayoubebe wrote:Where did my post go? I know I posted on here last night.
You posted in the other GOM thread.
http://www.storm2k.org/phpbb2/viewtopic ... &start=300
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This is not a Joe B bash thread. This really gets old people. If you do not like Joe B dont post anything in reply to any Joe B posts!
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Exactly Perk.
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Extremeweatherguy wrote:I am sorry, but that makes no sense. How does him forecasting something into the W. GOM make his beginning of season predictions come true? In order for that to happen, then the storm has to really do what he says! He is not just going to lie and say something is going into the W. GOM when he really thinks it's going elsewhere.chrisnnavarre wrote:tropicsgal05 wrote:Is the thought right now this maybe a western GOM storm? I know no one knows for sure but it should depend on the steering currents. Is that correct?
Looks to be a blocking ridge over eastern Texas but moving west. Looks to be one over Western Florida as well. At least that's what I think I see on water vapor....using my untrained eyes of course. Well I was a radar guy (OS) in the Navy (retired now) and did spend some time looking at weather sat images.
No one's commenting yet but I'm sure they are all looking at this now. At least I hope they are....
I wouldn't pay much attention to JB. He's going to predict everything into the Western Gulf so his beginning of season predictions come true.
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I guess when we have an invest and a recon and then that data is fed into the models we'll have a good idea then. I hope they're fueling planes as we write this. I'd be willing to bet that they are.
Sorry, just my opinion not really an accusation. He just seems to be more
entertainment to me. I guess that's why he keeps his job at accuweather.
Don't get me wrong. I enjoy being entertained. The Weather Channel is really just a lot of entertainment as well isn't it.
Got to pay for the air time somehow.
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Sorry to vent chrisnnavarre. Your opinion is valid.
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Re: See something maybe?
My post from last night
I'm now looking at around 81W and 14N. I don't see a rotation but to me it seems to be the "center" of the energy headed NNW. I think it going to take a couple days for anything to come together however.
rolltide wrote:It's looks to me on the latest vis sat loops that something is maybe coming together around 80W. and 12N. It also appears that part of the wave is going to the east pac and the other part is headed northward. Thoughts anyone?
I'm now looking at around 81W and 14N. I don't see a rotation but to me it seems to be the "center" of the energy headed NNW. I think it going to take a couple days for anything to come together however.
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I do agree with you on TWC comment. They are just for entertainment IMO. Not very good weather forecasters (except the experts on the station).chrisnnavarre wrote:Extremeweatherguy wrote:I am sorry, but that makes no sense. How does him forecasting something into the W. GOM make his beginning of season predictions come true? In order for that to happen, then the storm has to really do what he says! He is not just going to lie and say something is going into the W. GOM when he really thinks it's going elsewhere.chrisnnavarre wrote:tropicsgal05 wrote:Is the thought right now this maybe a western GOM storm? I know no one knows for sure but it should depend on the steering currents. Is that correct?
Looks to be a blocking ridge over eastern Texas but moving west. Looks to be one over Western Florida as well. At least that's what I think I see on water vapor....using my untrained eyes of course. Well I was a radar guy (OS) in the Navy (retired now) and did spend some time looking at weather sat images.
No one's commenting yet but I'm sure they are all looking at this now. At least I hope they are....
I wouldn't pay much attention to JB. He's going to predict everything into the Western Gulf so his beginning of season predictions come true.
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I guess when we have an invest and a recon and then that data is fed into the models we'll have a good idea then. I hope they're fueling planes as we write this. I'd be willing to bet that they are.
Sorry, just my opinion not really an accusation. He just seems to be more
entertainment to me. I guess that's why he keeps his job at accuweather.
Don't get me wrong. I enjoy being entertained. The Weather Channel is really just a lot of entertainment as well isn't it.
Got to pay for the air time somehow.
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KatDaddy wrote:Sorry to vent chrisnnavarre. Your opinion is valid.
It's O.K. at least JB is saying something... I wonder why the Navy doesn't have an invest up yet. Looking at the visible that area really looks good this morning.
And another thing.... one computer program might be wrong but when several start seeing something, then it is something. Glad this thread was started. Only confirms my belief that storm2k is the best early warning system on the net.
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