Blown Away wrote:gatorcane wrote:Track into se bahamas as a tropical storm
You guessing?
Nope the 5-day track is available
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After all the comments about the circulation not being completely closed, I'll bet most of us didn't expect that!wxman57 wrote:NHC is upgrading. TS Erika on model guidance. Look for the first advisory shortly.
During the next couple of days, Erika will be moving through an
environment characterized by warm water, a moist air mass, and
generally low vertical wind shear. These factors should allow
strengthening. After 48 hours, Erika will be approaching an
upper-level low/trough that is forecast to be near Hispaniola, which
is expected to cause an increase in westerly wind shear. The NHC
intensity forecast calls for steady intensification during the
next 48 hours, and is close to the SHIPS model and intensity
consensus. After that time, the intensity guidance diverges with
the statistical guidance and the HWRF bringing Erika to hurricane
strength. Meanwhile, the ECMWF and GFS weaken the system in about
3 days, due to the increasing shear. The NHC intensity forecast is
between these scenarios and shows no change in strength after 48
hours. Due to the large spread in the intensity guidance, the
intensity forecast at days 3-5 is of low confidence.
HurricaneBelle wrote:Yeah, the NHC's position on days 3-5 is basically ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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