Invest 91L s2k Model map
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Invest 91L s2k Model map
I know there are some anxious to see a model map for the new 91L so I figured i would put one together, im sure scott will have his up and going later on..

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- hurricanedude
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Global models...
Worth mentioning also is that the global models bring this to the Bahamas area- Could be interresting 

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Thanks Chad!
It definitely looks like a threat for some portion of the U.S. coastline by late next week....possibly as a hurricane.
We're almost to the point of the season when major hurricanes become a serious U.S. threat, so this system bears close monitoring by all residents from South Florida to New England.
The earliest in the season major landfall of record for the U.S. Southeast Coast was hurricane Connie on August 12, 1955; South Florida's earliest major landfalling hurricane of record was a ferocious hurricane that struck Miami on August 16-17, 1888.

It definitely looks like a threat for some portion of the U.S. coastline by late next week....possibly as a hurricane.
We're almost to the point of the season when major hurricanes become a serious U.S. threat, so this system bears close monitoring by all residents from South Florida to New England.
The earliest in the season major landfall of record for the U.S. Southeast Coast was hurricane Connie on August 12, 1955; South Florida's earliest major landfalling hurricane of record was a ferocious hurricane that struck Miami on August 16-17, 1888.
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91 MODEL MAP UP
Good job Chad
I'm still drying things out from yesterday but did get the map w/globals up...
http://www.wrel.com/modelmap.htm
Thanks
Scott

I'm still drying things out from yesterday but did get the map w/globals up...
http://www.wrel.com/modelmap.htm
Thanks

Scott
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Chad great job as always. 

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Good job Chad!!! I like both your and Scott's maps because that means I don't have to worry about this one IF it should develop(I can still taste the crow between my teeth from 90l!)!!
There is almost no way that GOMER's could ever be bothered by this one. The E coast trough is dug in so deep I'm not sure it will ever leave the E coast or N FL. We may have a permanent block in place!!!
Of course on the other side of this coin is the High pressure ridge we are under that is frying us daily!!! Always trade offs!!!!


There is almost no way that GOMER's could ever be bothered by this one. The E coast trough is dug in so deep I'm not sure it will ever leave the E coast or N FL. We may have a permanent block in place!!!




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ColdFront77 wrote:In Chad's forecast model map, I see two; not one... basically moving toward Florida.
In the model guidance from our friend, Scott at WREL Radio... a lot more of the models are indicating a movement westward [at least] toward Florida.
Possible it is b/c of different model runs. current page @ WREL is 0Z global/18Z tropicals. I'll get the 12Z globals up shortly

Scott
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Model Map updated
Stormsfury wrote:I did some maps with the 12z Globals and they are much further south than the tropical models.
Will wait until Scott posts those maps for all to see.
SF
We're getting another round of flooding (again :o ) but jumped on this long enough for a quick update.
http://www.wrel.com/modelmap.htm
Scott
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