
ATL Tropical Depression GUSTAV - Model Runs
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Nederlander wrote:dwg71 wrote:Nederlander wrote:GFS = your brain on drugs
has been a very reliable model... dont discount it because you dont agree with out put.
gfdl has similar path.
overall i agree with you, but with Gus, its been pretty whack... ill just stick with NHC instead of going with one specific model...
If that's the case, quit following the LINE. IT'S EXACTLY what they tell you NOT to do.
The NHC is telling you they have NO CLUE where it's going. So take the GFS into consideration...as well as the NOGAPS.
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Re: ATL: Tropical Storm Gustav-Model Runs
AL/MS line landfall at 102 hours...mmmkkk! 250 mile shift east in one run. Glad the models are reliable. Now...my parents a few miles in from Dauphin Island would ca ca in their britches if they saw this!
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Re: ATL: Tropical Storm Gustav-Model Runs
dwg71 wrote:Nederlander wrote:GFS = your brain on drugs
has been a very reliable model... dont discount it because you dont agree with out put.
gfdl has similar path.
Reliable? Your joking right? So which run do you agree with? The one you want...because it takes it near your prediction? Or the one that drifted the storm SW along the Texas coast 12 hours ago?
It has ounced around between going east and drifting it west at the LA coast for the past several runs. That is not the definition of reliable.
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Re: ATL: Tropical Storm Gustav-Model Runs
whats that difference? about 100+ miles??
250 miles....ok that is like an about face and barely in the cone...
250 miles....ok that is like an about face and barely in the cone...
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Re: ATL: Tropical Storm Gustav-Model Runs
Air Force Met wrote:dwg71 wrote:Nederlander wrote:GFS = your brain on drugs
has been a very reliable model... dont discount it because you dont agree with out put.
gfdl has similar path.
Reliable? Your joking right? So which run do you agree with? The one you want...because it takes it near your prediction? Or the one that drifted the storm SW along the Texas coast 12 hours ago?
It has ounced around between going east and drifting it west at the LA coast for the past several runs. That is not the definition of reliable.
i was talking about overall runs, not just this storm...
It has been going slightly east the past 3 runs if memory serves...
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Re: ATL: Tropical Storm Gustav-Model Runs
I think this just shows, people need to step back sometimes..models change..everyone from Texas to Florida need to keep up to date and not get hung up on every model run
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We saw steering currents break down in that area with Danny and Georges...not an all together uncommon occurance apparently
Now...reality...GFS always bumps back and forth this many days out. I have seen this plenty with storms coming in from the Carrib....its Apalachicola! Its Panama City! ITs MObile! Its NOLA! Its Tampa! Its NOLA...etc. etc. etc. lets put this in perspective. About all we can take out of this is that NO...AL and even the panhandle are not out of the question yet. Just because the NHC line is up the Louisiana Bayous...much can change in 4 days...actually even 6 hours apparently.

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Re: ATL: Tropical Storm Gustav-Model Runs
Remember. No G-IV data for this run. P-3 flights were drops for the loop current today. Tomorrow will be a bit different with that Upper air data ingested.
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Re: ATL: Tropical Storm Gustav-Model Runs
Don't understand why the models keep wanting to go more eastward when it's moving due west, even the NHC track is way to far north IMO. The more it trucks on west the more that cone will have to go west despite what the models say.
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Re: ATL: Tropical Storm Gustav-Model Runs
Having said all this...was it just me or was the 11pm disc DECIDEDLY more, how shall we say...."concerning" for possibly stronger storm than even a cat 3. So far they really seemed to push the CAT 3/2 threshold...now all this talk of, dont be surprised if it makes cat 5?
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