tolakram wrote:Still working out the kinks on my new map...
very nice, just want to say I really appreciate these maps, they were great with Fay and I like this one even more!
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tolakram wrote:Still working out the kinks on my new map...
cpdaman wrote:looks to be impacted by shear from the trough to its north, particularly the NE side of the storm
honestly it looks like a mess when you view it from 'the big picture'
http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/goes/east/carb/loop-wv.html
huge mass of storms sucked northeast thru puerto rico and hispanola
gustav is a tiny little bugger
cpdaman wrote:looks to be impacted by shear from the trough to its north, particularly the NE side of the storm
honestly it looks like a mess when you view it from 'the big picture'
http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/goes/east/carb/loop-wv.html
huge mass of storms sucked northeast thru puerto rico and hispanola
gustav is a tiny little bugger
Scorpion wrote:cpdaman wrote:looks to be impacted by shear from the trough to its north, particularly the NE side of the storm
honestly it looks like a mess when you view it from 'the big picture'
http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/goes/east/carb/loop-wv.html
huge mass of storms sucked northeast thru puerto rico and hispanola
gustav is a tiny little bugger
What are you talking about? It's looking really good now.
Smurfwicked wrote:Tampa Bay Hurricane wrote:Also, WHY does the forward motion slow down so much beyond
day 3 in NHC's latest forecast???
I have asked this 3 times, but got no answer.
Perhaps If I take a guess and am way wrong about it somebody will come correct it with the right answer. But I think it has to do with the front that supposed to also change its direction to more northward movement in the coming days which running into makes sense to slow it down. Any Pros care to verify or debunk that?
Regardless I think we'll see significant track/intensity forecast changes in the next 12 hours judging by the way its looking atm. Then again the NHC is going to gradually move their track over time even if its way off at least I think that is how they work.
Lowpressure wrote:Great work on the maps. Is there a way to put elevation values on some parts of the islands? With Fay there was much debate over terrain over the Greater Antilles.
cpdaman wrote:looks to be impacted by shear from the trough to its north, particularly the NE side of the storm
honestly it looks like a mess when you view it from 'the big picture'
http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/goes/east/carb/loop-wv.html
huge mass of storms sucked northeast thru puerto rico and hispanola
gustav is a tiny little bugger
deltadog03 wrote:While, we sit back and relax...haaa jk I remind you last wed. nights run of the euro showed a huge storm over the tip of western cuba...I know euro dosn't show it like this now, but that would be CRAZY for a model to nail something like that 10 days out.
Bolebuns wrote:Does anyone have a detailed pic of surface temps in the GOM?
Thanks!
B
deltadog03 wrote:While, we sit back and relax...haaa jk I remind you last wed. nights run of the euro showed a huge storm over the tip of western cuba...I know euro dosn't show it like this now, but that would be CRAZY for a model to nail something like that 10 days out.
KWT wrote:55kts now, hardly surprising given the inner core is continuing to rev up quite nicely at the current time, as lnog as the inner core continues to look pretty decent then Gustav will strengthen.
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