Siker wrote:gatorcane wrote:06Z NAVGEM weaker and with a quick recurve east of the Central Bahamas like the ECMWF and GEM:
That's yesterday's, today's still hits Florida.
Yea Gator that run is from 6z yesterday
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Siker wrote:gatorcane wrote:06Z NAVGEM weaker and with a quick recurve east of the Central Bahamas like the ECMWF and GEM:
That's yesterday's, today's still hits Florida.
Weatherboy1 wrote:BAM models have all shifted to the west as of the 12z cycle. GFDL 6z shifted to a SE FL landfall as well. Gotta see if this shift in trend continues through the midday cycle - if so, think more attention will be paid herein SFL. Just my opinion
TheStormExpert wrote:Talk about a ton of uncertainty.![]()
jlauderdal wrote:TheStormExpert wrote:Talk about a ton of uncertainty.![]()
watch the trend
ronjon wrote:06z NAVGEM into S Fl as 990 mb storm and then moves toward tampa.
gatorcane wrote:Another look at the 06Z NAVGEM and yes, there is something behind this approaching the Leewards...it ends up in the SE Bahamas:
WPBWeather wrote:gatorcane wrote:Another look at the 06Z NAVGEM and yes, there is something behind this approaching the Leewards...it ends up in the SE Bahamas:
http://i61.tinypic.com/21tq10.jpg
http://i61.tinypic.com/25jk10p.jpg
I hope this scenario is a BAD joke. I hope...
TheStormExpert wrote:WPBWeather wrote:gatorcane wrote:Another look at the 06Z NAVGEM and yes, there is something behind this approaching the Leewards...it ends up in the SE Bahamas:
http://i61.tinypic.com/21tq10.jpg
http://i61.tinypic.com/25jk10p.jpg
I hope this scenario is a BAD joke. I hope...
I would NEVER trust the NAVGEM(NOGAPS) for anything tropics related. Odds are this setup won't happen.
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