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Re: Global Model Runs Discussion
The 6zGFS show a wave coming off of Africa at 90hrs and developing by 108hrs and not really dissipating so this also needs to be watched the next week to 10 days for possible development
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Re: Global Model Runs Discussion
Hurricaneman wrote:The 6zGFS show a wave coming off of Africa at 90hrs and developing by 108hrs and not really dissipating so this also needs to be watched the next week to 10 days for possible development
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Re: Global Model Runs Discussion
The low depicted in the GOM on the 13th might be valid. Current radar in the panhandle appears to show a low in the Pensacola are with storms east of Pensacola moving north and showers west of Pensacola moving south. Here we go again, maybe

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Re: Global Model Runs Discussion
12z GFS once again develops wave about to emerge Africa right now.


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Re: Global Model Runs Discussion
Isn't the storm in the gulf, @ 150 on the canadian the upper low in the bahamas? Can't see a loop right now.
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Re: Global Model Runs Discussion
GFS ensembles are on board with the operational on CV development.


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Very active July perhaps
Considering what the GFS and maybe a few of the others are indicating, this is amazing. Everyone must be paying attention to Chantal because that level of CV activity flying off like that and not just a fluke on one run is very exciting for those that are not anxious about tropical cyclones. My prediction of a very active mid-July looks good.
The 12z HWRF is garbage but shows two CV closed isobars (maybe TDs?) in the MDR moving west. It starts in 80 hours or so.
The 12z HWRF is garbage but shows two CV closed isobars (maybe TDs?) in the MDR moving west. It starts in 80 hours or so.
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Re: Global Model Runs Discussion
More ahead in time has a hurricane approaching the Lesser Antilles.


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Re: Global Model Runs Discussion
cycloneye wrote:More ahead in time has a hurricane approaching the Lesser Antilles.
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Re: Global Model Runs Discussion
GFS at 00z continues to develop wave now emerging West Africa.



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Re: Global Model Runs Discussion
Goes through SFL luis then into the gulf as a large hurricane heading for the gulfcoast.
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Looks like a possibly unprecedented period of hurricane activity for Florida, especially compared to recent years.
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Riptide wrote:Looks like a possibly unprecedented period of hurricane activity for Florida, especially compared to recent years.
Unreal!
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Re: Global Model Runs Discussion
In my many many years of tracking Cyclones,I have never seen this kind of pattern in July that looks like a late August/early September one.
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Re: Global Model Runs Discussion
I'm not liking that the Cape Verde season is already starting, it's a whole month early. That could mean a very long and worrisome season for us folks on the Gulf Coast, as well as the people in Florida and all the Caribbean islands. I really hope these models are way off. I have doctor appointments in New Orleans multiple times in the next month, not good.
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Re: Global Model Runs Discussion
cycloneye wrote:In my many many years of tracking Cyclones,I have never seen this kind of pattern in July that looks like a late August/early September one.
How many years Luis? Also, how was the wave train in July of 2005 compared to this one?
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Cyclenall wrote:cycloneye wrote:In my many many years of tracking Cyclones,I have never seen this kind of pattern in July that looks like a late August/early September one.
How many years Luis? Also, how was the wave train in July of 2005 compared to this one?
Very pertinent question


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Re: Global Model Runs Discussion
Cyclenall wrote:cycloneye wrote:In my many many years of tracking Cyclones,I have never seen this kind of pattern in July that looks like a late August/early September one.
How many years Luis? Also, how was the wave train in July of 2005 compared to this one?
I was about to reference 2005 too because that year the TC's started rolling off in June by July 22 of that year we were up to Harvey the 8th storm of the season.
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