Here's the furthest out thus far
http://www.nco.ncep.noaa.gov/pmb/nwprod ... r_144l.gif
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Same Solution as 12Z model
The 18Z does take Isabel to around 21N or so but then does the pullback but not as drastically.
The Big note is that the trough that swings in around days 7/8 does not have nearly as much energy associated with it as the last 2 runs did...so the trend in the model without even following the Isabel feature is a flatter trough.
That's 2 in a row that have a SFL landfall then a run (very slow one) up the EC.
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The Big note is that the trough that swings in around days 7/8 does not have nearly as much energy associated with it as the last 2 runs did...so the trend in the model without even following the Isabel feature is a flatter trough.
That's 2 in a row that have a SFL landfall then a run (very slow one) up the EC.
MW
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