Ernesto,Analysis,Sat Pics,Models Thread #3
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gatorcane wrote:I would not be so quick to dismiss Ernesto. He will be out of the landmass interaction by this time tomorrow and I really think it will rapidly strengthen.....just my opinion.
By this time tomorrow, the NHC has Ernesto over Cuba, which is the opposite of "he will be out of the landmass interaction by this time tomorrow".

It's usually much more difficut for poorly-organized storms to reintensify quickly, since it usually takes time for the inner core to reorganize before intensification.
Indeed, a day makes a big difference! Tropical cyclone forecasts are NEVER easy, even this one (which was originally going to be a relatively straight-forward steady intensification and passage into the Gulf). My forecast is becoming increasingly pessimistic in terms of reintensification, and I remain open to the possibility that Ernesto will weaken into an open tropical wave by Tuesday morning. That's my highest-probability forecast, though I think there is a small prob of reintensification to hurricane strength by its next landfall.
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But if you look at the water vapor loop, Ernesto is still showing excellent symmetry and impressive outflow - just lacking the big deep inner convection. So my point is that the skeleton of Ernesto is STILL there and it could start to blowup again at any time - most likely when it gets just far enough way from Cuba and Hispaniola.....
http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/goes/east/watl/loop-wv.html
http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/goes/east/watl/loop-wv.html
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Canelaw99 wrote:If that blob is indeed the center (recon should tell us eventually), Ernie will be at Cuba in no time, and over it sooner, IMO....not good because he'll have a lot of his basic structure left for regeneration....
Yeah... that was my point.
If it doesn't work, just go here click on IR and click on Ernesto.
http://www.ghcc.msfc.nasa.gov/GOES/
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Brent wrote:Canelaw99 wrote:If that blob is indeed the center (recon should tell us eventually), Ernie will be at Cuba in no time, and over it sooner, IMO....not good because he'll have a lot of his basic structure left for regeneration....
Yeah... that was my point.
If it doesn't work, just go here click on IR and click on Ernesto.
http://www.ghcc.msfc.nasa.gov/GOES/
Yep another center jump to the north could be possible I think - I think you are on to something here...could miss alot of Cuba and change the intensity forecast.
I agree, lets watch this!
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Check the center positioning method - "FORECAST INTERPOLATION" So AODT isn't using that burst to position the center.
Remember although that burst almost certainly came from the center it's not necessarily right over the center since those are cloudtops and they get sheared on the way up. A center somewhat to the SW is very possible.
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a deep red spot just popped up north of the current center on the last frame of the AVN:
http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/goes/flt/t2/loop-avn.html
http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/goes/flt/t2/loop-avn.html
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How fast is the cold front moving? We're supposed to get cooler weather this week in Virginia. It's possible this thing could be a complete fish, from what GFS says. But what do the other model runs say? I wonder if they will follow suit. The last GFDL seems to trump this with a charge into interior Georgia and North Carolina.
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