ronjon wrote:ECM has joined CMC camp now. Recurve definitely a good possiblity now. A few more model runs to confirm though.
The EC moves this unrealistically fast. Totally disregarding this EC run
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ronjon wrote:ECM has joined CMC camp now. Recurve definitely a good possiblity now. A few more model runs to confirm though.
ronjon wrote:ECM has joined CMC camp now. Recurve definitely a good possiblity now. A few more model runs to confirm though.
Alyono wrote:ronjon wrote:ECM has joined CMC camp now. Recurve definitely a good possiblity now. A few more model runs to confirm though.
The EC moves this unrealistically fast. Totally disregarding this EC run
gatorcane wrote:Anybody have the UKMET - seems to be the most consistent so far though it only goes out 5 days...?
gatorcane wrote:12Z ECMWF showing a large break in the ridge over the Bahamas in 144 hours:
http://i61.tinypic.com/14uhu0z.jpg
Notice the GFS though doesn't have quite as deep of a trough at 144 hours plus look at the little swirl on the map to the E of the Bahamas which is just enough ridging to allowing the system to move more NW into Florida:
http://i62.tinypic.com/9lgxh1.jpg
blp wrote:gatorcane wrote:Anybody have the UKMET - seems to be the most consistent so far though it only goes out 5 days...?
Over Cienfuegos Cuba 22.1N 80.7W at 120hr holding the line on the Southerly course. I agree it has been the most consistent. Very steady. It has it going over a lot of land it seems so that is why it stays weak.
gatorcane wrote:Another image with spaghetti plots, 18Z:
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