ROCK wrote:https://www.fnmoc.navy.mil/wxmap_cgi/cgi-bin/wxmap_single.cgi?area=ngp_troplant&dtg=2011073118&prod=z85&tau=144&set=Tropical
144hr....getting some life back...

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ROCK wrote:https://www.fnmoc.navy.mil/wxmap_cgi/cgi-bin/wxmap_single.cgi?area=ngp_troplant&dtg=2011073118&prod=z85&tau=144&set=Tropical
144hr....getting some life back...
gatorcane wrote:One thing I am noticing with the models is that some of them are trying to build back some kind of ridging north of the Bahamas starting around 130 hours or so.
gatorcane wrote:At least the GFDL, ECMWF, and CMC shoot it into the weakness before it can reach the U.S.
sunnyday wrote:Does lowering to 90% indicate a bit of a lack of confidence that this is going to develop? I realize it is only a small percentage, but it is lower than it was.
KWT wrote:gatorcane wrote:One thing I am noticing with the models is that some of them are trying to build back some kind of ridging north of the Bahamas starting around 130 hours or so.
Yes thats a very good point, I noticed that as well, not a big feature or a strong feature but it is enough to at least sustain a WNW/NW, and in the GFS case actually bend back a little to the west.
gatorcane wrote:One thing I am noticing with the models is that some of them are trying to build back some kind of ridging north of the Bahamas starting around 130 hours or so.
The BAMD, GFS, and even the HWRF seem to be bending it back WNW briefly before sending it north.
That is not a trend you want to see. But it is a long way out.
At least the GFDL, ECMWF, and CMC shoot it into the weakness before it can reach the U.S.
KWT wrote:Yep its very close actually on this run, as I said little weak ridge forms and and actually briefly moves it back on a WNW track towards the N.Bahamas.
Given something like that formed just 2-3 days ago from the main ridge, its perfectly possible solution.
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