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Ntxw wrote:We've gone from invest to pouch watchingwhat has this season become, these models needs to get one of these things going. The MJO is strengthening like the Euro forecasted. The next week, week and a half will be critical for the guidance to pick things up, if they don't that would be troubling.
ninel conde wrote:Ntxw wrote:We've gone from invest to pouch watchingwhat has this season become, these models needs to get one of these things going. The MJO is strengthening like the Euro forecasted. The next week, week and a half will be critical for the guidance to pick things up, if they don't that would be troubling.
euro shows a great MJO but at the same time pretty much says nothing will develop.
tolakram wrote:The euro only had a 8% hit rate last year and missed all other development. So is this a big surprise?
To be clear, I have 0, zip, no idea of this season is going to get more active or not. It certainly doesn't look like it now ... but I won't be fooled into believing a model is accurately showing lack of development just because it's normal behavior works well during slow times. The euro is always more accurate when nothing develops.Statistics never lie.
After being an avid model watcher and trying to make sense of runs past 192 hrs, I made that decision a long time ago. Of course coming to that decision was also helped by some pro-mets that told me I would keep what little sanity I have(after all I am a weather weenie)if I cut myself of at that time frame for any reality to coincide with the models and what they were/are showing.tolakram wrote:Model consensus seems to be the most reliable factor in longer term development predictions, if I read it correctly. If 2 models are consistent at developing a storm then chances of it actually developing rise dramatically.
In the end, though, I like to restrict my model watching to 8 days (192 hours), and as this study has shown, it's really 5 days before any reliability can be achieved.
CYCLONE MIKE wrote:Yeah I see it hasn't forgotten how busy the season should be. Surprised its not showing that in the gulf instead
blp wrote:Well the pulse is almost completely in the basin.
ninel conde wrote:blp wrote:Well the pulse is almost completely in the basin.
http://imageshack.us/a/img835/8031/26lp.jpg
and its done nothing and the models say it wont. it cant over come the eastern trof and upper low near the azores.
tolakram wrote:ninel conde wrote:blp wrote:Well the pulse is almost completely in the basin.
http://imageshack.us/a/img835/8031/26lp.jpg
and its done nothing and the models say it wont. it cant over come the eastern trof and upper low near the azores.
What can't overcome the "trof" and what are the models showing? I don't understand this statement. The image shows the center of the pulse in the EPAC still, while the west coast of Africa is still outside. Are you suggesting the MJO will stall due to a trough and upper low? Help me understand what you are trying to say.
TheStormExpert wrote::uarrow: It's really sad that are only hope and long shot at getting anything huge in terms of development is the excepted arrival of the MJO. Cannot remember any seasons at all where we were hoping the MJO would arrive around the peak in order to get TC development. Kind of had a funny gut feeling a month or two ago when everyone was going on about the MJO that we would most likely be relying on it a lot more than usual this year.
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