
Tropical Storm Fay Model Runs
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12Z GFS on day 5
http://www.nco.ncep.noaa.gov/pmb/nwprod ... _108.shtml
Wonder what if any effect that home-brew low in the Gulf would have ...
Track is still east of Florida, but what worries me is that outflow from a stronger storm than the GFS is depicting could pump up the upper/mid level ridging enough to push it just a tad further west, like the HPC forecast track.
http://www.nco.ncep.noaa.gov/pmb/nwprod ... _108.shtml
Wonder what if any effect that home-brew low in the Gulf would have ...
Track is still east of Florida, but what worries me is that outflow from a stronger storm than the GFS is depicting could pump up the upper/mid level ridging enough to push it just a tad further west, like the HPC forecast track.
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Re: ATL: Invest 92L Model Runs
Ivanhater wrote:Now we just have problems..another storm in the gulf...![]()
yeah just saw that .. ok time to give up on the gfs for track.. just use it for synoptics.... lol
the interaction with a phantom tropical system compliactes things tremendously
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Takes it across the greater antilles to a postion over western cuba in about 4 days.
Day 6 blows up in the central gulf..
Takes it across the greater antilles to a postion over western cuba in about 4 days.
Day 6 blows up in the central gulf..
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Vortex wrote:12Z canadian
Takes it across the greater antilles to a postion over western cuba in about 4 days.
lol yeah it did that yesterday too .. that
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Re: ATL: Invest 92L Model Runs
Looking at the water vapor loop. It sures looks like future Fay will be kicked out to sea. Unless that trough moves out.
http://www.goes.noaa.gov/HURRLOOPS/huwvloop.html
http://www.goes.noaa.gov/HURRLOOPS/huwvloop.html
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gatorcane wrote:looks like a double-blow at the same-time for FL. I would have low faith in the GFS run there
Last year with Dean,GFS kept it an open wave while GDFL had it a cat 5 .GFS is low credibility with intensity,and track forecast early on
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Re: ATL: Invest 92L Model Runs
HURRICANELONNY wrote:Looking at the water vapor loop. It sures looks like future Fay will be kicked out to sea. Unless that trough moves out.
http://www.goes.noaa.gov/HURRLOOPS/huwvloop.html
I think the trough is suppose to stall and retreat.
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Both the CMC and NOGAPS 12Z runs are out and are bending further W into the GOM "interesting" still need to see support from other models as well and trends.I thought the GFS,GFDL and the HWRF all pretty much ran off the same info and over played the strength's of ridging??
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12Z Nogaps rolling in..
Initialized well and looks like St. Thomas and puerto rico may take it on the chin whatever that is..
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https://www.fnmoc.navy.mil/wxmap_cgi/cg ... rp&tau=012
Initialized well and looks like St. Thomas and puerto rico may take it on the chin whatever that is..
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https://www.fnmoc.navy.mil/wxmap_cgi/cg ... rp&tau=012
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The thing is the Nogaps and CMC are really poor models when it comes to synoptic set-ups, at least compared with the ECM/GFS anyway. IF the ECM changes its mind in any big way on its next run then I'll be more interested. I doub the others such as GFDL will change given they do like a right turn.
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gtsmith wrote:For those who know, how would the two potential systems interact? Would they be pulled towards each other or repelled? Would the "potential" storm up by the panhandle pull what might be 92L further north? Can someone put in plain english how they might theoretically interact?
Thanks
The GFS and CMC both like to create phantom low pressure systems into the future so don bite on that aspect yet.I have heard that the next front might not make it as far S as the last one did?
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