Blown Away wrote:What kind of track did it take to get there, Caribbean or near SFL?
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Blown Away wrote:What kind of track did it take to get there, Caribbean or near SFL?
caneseddy wrote:I just noticed something interesting looking at this Euro map.
On Page 116 of the Global Model Runs Discussion thread, cycloneye posted an article from Crown Weather on July 25, 2011 which mentioned the CFS model (which gives guidance) showing three significant tropical cyclones at the same time across the basin on August 26, 2011 with one over Florida, the second one NE of the Leewards and the third one in the Atlantic heading towards the islands.
What I mean by this is that this EURO run shows a hurricane in the Bahamas on the 25th of August and the CFS model shows a Florida hit on the 26th.
If I'm not mistaken the CFS model pretty much nailed the pattern last season with the recurving storms and nailed Earl even before it began (per KWT)
*Cue Twilight Zone theme*
cycloneye wrote:caneseddy wrote:I just noticed something interesting looking at this Euro map.
On Page 116 of the Global Model Runs Discussion thread, cycloneye posted an article from Crown Weather on July 25, 2011 which mentioned the CFS model (which gives guidance) showing three significant tropical cyclones at the same time across the basin on August 26, 2011 with one over Florida, the second one NE of the Leewards and the third one in the Atlantic heading towards the islands.
What I mean by this is that this EURO run shows a hurricane in the Bahamas on the 25th of August and the CFS model shows a Florida hit on the 26th.
If I'm not mistaken the CFS model pretty much nailed the pattern last season with the recurving storms and nailed Earl even before it began (per KWT)
*Cue Twilight Zone theme*
To refresh the memory about this graphic of August 26th posted on July 25th,here it is again.
http://www.crownweather.com/tropgraphics/cfs852.gif
Hurricaneman wrote:looks like its having problems with hispaniola this run
Ivanhater wrote:Like I said earlier. This is the biggest threat so far this season. Gulf coast and SE coast needs to be on alert for this one, not worried but be on alert for this one.
lonelymike wrote:Ivanhater wrote:Like I said earlier. This is the biggest threat so far this season. Gulf coast and SE coast needs to be on alert for this one, not worried but be on alert for this one.
What's King Euro do with this feature?
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