ATL: ISAAC - Models
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TeamPlayersBlue
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Oh brother. Euro is scaring me!
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Heading towards N.O as a strengthening hurricane, not a great run at all, esp if land interaction is less than it shows in the shorter term...
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Re: ATL: ISAAC - Models
yeah beaumont met said last night he was nervous kinda of bec the steering currents are very very weak and that high pressure would build southeast
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Re: ATL: ISAAC - Models
144 a little the west about 50 to 75 miles lets see what happens next..
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Re: ATL: ISAAC - Models
Remember too that if this thing really cranks up, all the heat has to be exhausted so storms tend to pump ridges to their north and East as that is the most likely evacuation route. (the heat expands the air, raising the heights) The trough is weak and just a little heat will raise the heights enough. we really are only talking like 3dm difference. This could have an interesting side effect pumping the plains ridge and sending some very warm weather into the lakes and northeast eventually.
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ROCK wrote:Portastorm wrote:ROCK wrote:138hr moving wnw in the GOM.....SW is flatter than a roadkill in Texas.....
... and speaking of Texas ...
yep...but I aint sayin nothing!!
What you talkin about Willis?????
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deltadog03 wrote:Not going to TX....calm down...
Sure does look well west of NOLA
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Re: ATL: ISAAC - Models
nobody knows where it is going but texas isn't out of the woods yet, its all about the upper levels and etc, Rita and ike wasn't supposed to hit upper texas coast and it dead, this thing could die out in the mountains, it could still go east coast of florida, and right now this strom is really really weak, if the center relocated farther south it could go farther west. this isn't a official forecat jmo
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VERY different from last run in comparison when it gets to landfall.. wow
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gas prices just went up!
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Re: ATL: ISAAC - Models
Let's not put all of our eggs into one basket, this is just one run and obviously a outliner. Let's see if it persists and other models start shift with it.
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12z ECMWF (Euro) +168
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It just depends which way it is moving in that last image. NW? N? NE? Hard to know for sure without seeing the next one. At least it is for me, I can't read those maps. lol
Well, that is pretty darn close to TX.
Well, that is pretty darn close to TX.
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intersting the Euro burys that SW in montana in nearly zonal flow causing it to lift not dig in. This shortwave should finally be onshore for 00z and the models tonight should get a better handle on this critical piece of information. Again we all look at teh surface, for a good reason we live there! But the models run at different levels for a good reason. so if you get confused by the surface map look aloft. Plus upper levels are not subject to surface friction so often actually perform better than the surface map. Just something I've learned over time!
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