00Z still has this yet to develope system Florida bound:):)
http://twister.sbs.ohio-state.edu/text/ ... s/03081100
00Z TROPICAL MODEL RUN (Florida bound)
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Very close consensus indeed, still. Of note: winds are 25 kts, and the pressure has dropped 3 mb down to 1016 mb. Only the A98E is the furthest south, with the LBAR right in the middle of the pack (for a change).
Ironically, this is the roughly around the same north latitude line that Andrew ended up before turning west and intensifying.
SF
Ironically, this is the roughly around the same north latitude line that Andrew ended up before turning west and intensifying.
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It would, and not to mention, the upper level environment would have to dramatically improve as well. Andrew's turn to the west started at 25.6ºN, 67.0ºW.
Where's our invest? 25.5ºN, 60.1ºW ...
Andrew's track (reflects the upgraded changes that Andrew was a Cat. 5 with 150 kt max sustained winds or 173 mph.)
http://weather.unisys.com/hurricane/atl ... /track.dat
http://weather.unisys.com/hurricane/atl ... /track.gif
Where's our invest? 25.5ºN, 60.1ºW ...
Andrew's track (reflects the upgraded changes that Andrew was a Cat. 5 with 150 kt max sustained winds or 173 mph.)
http://weather.unisys.com/hurricane/atl ... /track.dat
http://weather.unisys.com/hurricane/atl ... /track.gif
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Toni - 574 wrote:Geez SF, that is scary! But I bet the environment was much better for development for Andrew at that time than it is now for this system. RIGHT? :o
Andrew was already a tropical storm but somewhat disorganized. As the Bermuda High built in, Andrew hit very warm SST's and the upper environment dramatically improved. Invest 91L is in somewhat of a disarrayed look and the upper environment currently isn't very favorable for development right now.
SHIPS model on 91L is useless because it doesn't see land masses. DSHPS does take land interaction into account and would only bring the invest to 56kts ... however, even that wind value may be a little bit generous, since it's not officially even a depression.
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Re: 00Z TROPICAL MODEL RUN (Florida bound)
ameriwx2003 wrote:00Z still has this yet to develope system Florida bound:):)
http://twister.sbs.ohio-state.edu/text/ ... s/03081100
I'm confused. :?
Are you saying the 0Z tropical models do NOT develop the Invest into Florida? They do. Everything is between Cuba and the Panhandle... that is remarkable for an "undeveloped" TC.
http://www.wrel.com/modelmap.htm
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Re: 00Z TROPICAL MODEL RUN (Florida bound)
Scott_inVA wrote:ameriwx2003 wrote:00Z still has this yet to develope system Florida bound:):)
http://twister.sbs.ohio-state.edu/text/ ... s/03081100
I'm confused. :?
Are you saying the 0Z tropical models do NOT develop the Invest into Florida? They do. Everything is between Cuba and the Panhandle... that is remarkable for an "undeveloped" TC.
http://www.wrel.com/modelmap.htm
Scott
Scott, I think Ameriwx2003 is stating that is it Florida bound, but the intensity is unknown (yet to develop wave).
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ameriwx2003 wrote:Scott, sorry for the confusion. The models do bring the system into Florida. Yes SF is correct, I was just bringing up the fact that the system is not yet a developed TD yet:):)
10-4.
I'm getting old and easily confused

Scott
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