Bocadude85 wrote:Stormcenter wrote:Looks "right now" like Labor Day weekend will be unusually quiet in the tropics. IMO
6z GFS has a storm hitting the Leeward Islands Labor Day weekend.
Any link to provide this? Thanks.
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Bocadude85 wrote:Stormcenter wrote:Looks "right now" like Labor Day weekend will be unusually quiet in the tropics. IMO
6z GFS has a storm hitting the Leeward Islands Labor Day weekend.
Gustywind wrote:Bocadude85 wrote:Stormcenter wrote:Looks "right now" like Labor Day weekend will be unusually quiet in the tropics. IMO
6z GFS has a storm hitting the Leeward Islands Labor Day weekend.
Any link to provide this? Thanks.
Bocadude85 wrote:Stormcenter wrote:Looks "right now" like Labor Day weekend will be unusually quiet in the tropics. IMO
6z GFS has a storm hitting the Leeward Islands Labor Day weekend.
WeatherEmperor wrote:Bocadude85 wrote:Stormcenter wrote:Looks "right now" like Labor Day weekend will be unusually quiet in the tropics. IMO
6z GFS has a storm hitting the Leeward Islands Labor Day weekend.
No it doesnt. I looked at it and labor day weekend shows in the poor resolution 276hrs+ and it shows enhanced rainfal but no storm. I am assuming when you say storm you meant in terms of tropical cyclone nature. If you meant regular daytime thunderstorm then i guess ur right
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Stormcenter wrote:Looks "right now" like Labor Day weekend will be unusually quiet in the tropics. IMO
ninel conde wrote:oh, 384 out
Alyono wrote:12Z GFS pushing back the timing even further.
Seems like there is a very good chance that there will be nothing through the end of August and even beyond
ninel conde wrote:Bocadude85 wrote:ninel conde wrote:oh, 384 out
In the other thread you were talking about dry air being around on September 10th.. thats 480 hours out.
but the dry air has been a multi-year permanence now.
ninel conde wrote:Bocadude85 wrote:ninel conde wrote:oh, 384 out
In the other thread you were talking about dry air being around on September 10th.. thats 480 hours out.
but the dry air has been a multi-year permanence now.
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