ATL IKE: Models Discussion
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Re: ATL IKE: Models Discussion
It's definitely going to be an interesting next 4-6 days to see how the ridge builds, how strong it is, and how far W Ike goes before he begins to curve northward
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Re: ATL IKE: Models Discussion
AtlanticWind wrote:Bocadude85 wrote:we all know the models will change my guess is back to the east with the 18z model runs
Sure they could they also could go further west , But what are reasons you think they will change?
well gfs still recurves ike offshore fla and it seems to me 18z models always trend east also climatology favors recurve
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Me, too, Gator...
No, the Lake is being lowered slowly over the next 11 days to help with the levee reconstruction work - apparently the Lake can't be too high during that work, and, it rose a bit too much after Fay...
http://www.saj.usace.army.mil/
No, the Lake is being lowered slowly over the next 11 days to help with the levee reconstruction work - apparently the Lake can't be too high during that work, and, it rose a bit too much after Fay...
http://www.saj.usace.army.mil/
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Re: ATL IKE: Models Discussion
AtlanticWind wrote:Bocadude85 wrote:we all know the models will change my guess is back to the east with the 18z model runs
Sure they could they also could go further west , But what are reasons you think they will change?
no recon in storm YET
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Wow the ECM has shifted way westward as well, its almost back to where they were 4 days ago in terms of model solution. I'm really not sure what to think about the ECM, it may well overdone the ridging this run round but the UKMO supports the ridge holding...
What a tricky few days coming up!

What a tricky few days coming up!
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KWT wrote:Wow the ECM has shifted way westward as well, its almost back to where they were 4 days ago in terms of model solution. I'm really not sure what to think about the ECM, it may well overdone the ridging this run round but the UKMO supports the ridge holding...![]()
What a tricky few days coming up!
The 12z GFs almost stalls Ike off S. Fla before proceeding north with him so I'm guessing that the interplay between the ridge and how much of a weakness the trough produces is a very subtle one and the storm could very easily recurve at or off florida or proceed west.
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Re: ATL IKE: Models Discussion
Anyone know how to get past satellite images from Ike today? I am particuarlly looking for the AVN or Rainbow from this morning.
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Very good model consensus right now, though still too early to read all that much into it.
ECM has confused me a touch with what it does between 72-96hrs, in that Ike takes a fair jump to the SW then continues its due west motion, IO suspect a much more realistic set-up is something like the UKMO with regards to that...but some models seem to be suggesting the weakness has been overdone and I've seen the GFS time and time again slowly having to come back west because its overdone the trough weakness...
However the 0z could be back east, who knows!
ECM has confused me a touch with what it does between 72-96hrs, in that Ike takes a fair jump to the SW then continues its due west motion, IO suspect a much more realistic set-up is something like the UKMO with regards to that...but some models seem to be suggesting the weakness has been overdone and I've seen the GFS time and time again slowly having to come back west because its overdone the trough weakness...
However the 0z could be back east, who knows!
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canetracker wrote:Anyone know how to get past satellite images from Ike today? I am particuarlly looking for the AVN or Rainbow from this morning.
This website is great: http://rammb.cira.colostate.edu/product ... r=AL092008
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KWT wrote:Very good model consensus right now, though still too early to read all that much into it.
ECM has confused me a touch with what it does between 72-96hrs, in that Ike takes a fair jump to the SW then continues its due west motion, IO suspect a much more realistic set-up is something like the UKMO with regards to that...but some models seem to be suggesting the weakness has been overdone and I've seen the GFS time and time again slowly having to come back west because its overdone the trough weakness...
However the 0z could be back east, who knows!
and I expect it will. I still cannot get too excited/concerned this early. The model concensus is likely to change back east and back west and maybe even back east again before landfall or its nearest passage to the coast. In my opinion there's still as much chance at a re-curve missing the mainland as there is for a mainland hit.
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Frank2 wrote:Me, too, Gator...
No, the Lake is being lowered slowly over the next 11 days to help with the levee reconstruction work - apparently the Lake can't be too high during that work, and, it rose a bit too much after Fay...
http://www.saj.usace.army.mil/
Thank you frank, I wondered!
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Re: ATL IKE: Models Discussion
135 mph now... And a bit slower moving W NW at 14 mph.
Max has it going right over me now...
Max has it going right over me now...
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Re: ATL IKE: Models Discussion
Ugh now were back to a gulf solution?? It has already been a bad day at the University today..hopefully Ike will recurve on out...
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Re: ATL IKE: Models Discussion
canetracker wrote:Anyone know how to get past satellite images from Ike today? I am particuarlly looking for the AVN or Rainbow from this morning.
I'm not sure if there is a "website" that allows you to pull up a specific image or not. I used to collect them and run fast slideshows of entire seasons.
If you go in here http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/goes/flt/t4/img/ you can manually pull avn and rb images one at a time, starting from the top. But there is no way to get the layers for LatLon or forecast points, etc.
Also here is another location for full Atlantic http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/goes/east/tatl/img/ again it can be done manually, which is a little time consuming or with something like Offline Explorer.
Hope that helps.
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Ivanhater wrote:Ugh now were back to a gulf solution?? It has already been a bad day at the University today..hopefully Ike will recurve on out...
I've yet to see a model with a Gulf solution -- it's probably a bit early for Gulf coastal interests to be worried.
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