
ATL: 90L - ERIKA Remnants - Models
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PTrackerLA wrote:gatorcane wrote:GFS closing it off again at 90 hours in the Central Bahamas, High-res map below:
Closed isobar alert!!!
That's such an inside small group jokie joke... That made me smile...

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deltadog03 wrote:I actually think this is where the euro dominates with its synoptic scale features. IMHO, the Bahamas should** not definitely** but SHOULD** be a place for this to potentially take off.....EURO And HWRF have the better Idea. I am NOT saying this will be as strong as the HWRF, but the GFS looks wrong and too weak at the SFC. Given the look at H5, and looking back over the SE, with that weakness there, the Bahamas should be getting WELL ventilated. I think thats why the GFS is not seeing any strengthening. It doesn't believe that there will be less shear, i.e. see the map above. I guess it could be right, not doubt...but I highly doubt it. Unless the EURO comes down *and consistently* to showing a weak piece of garbage....and the HWRF comes down, then I am calling BS on the weak GFS solution. just my 2 cents right now.
Well I tell you what, after the Sandy debacle with the GFS and also it's horrible track record last year, if the European models (ECMWF and UKMET) which are showing something far stronger than the GFS in the Bahamas get this right, somebody needs to devote some funds to the GFS and get this model working properly. Our models should be as good as those European models.
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NDG wrote:Another thing to notice about the 12z GFS run so far is that is not as far south and west as previous runs after passing the area of P.R.
that I do agree with as well.. this is driving me nuts

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I think the ridge is going to be strong enough in which there will be no escape for Erika approaching South Florida. The odds look more likely that we will see Erika impacting Florida in the next 4-5 days unfortunately.
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gatorcane wrote:deltadog03 wrote:I actually think this is where the euro dominates with its synoptic scale features. IMHO, the Bahamas should** not definitely** but SHOULD** be a place for this to potentially take off.....EURO And HWRF have the better Idea. I am NOT saying this will be as strong as the HWRF, but the GFS looks wrong and too weak at the SFC. Given the look at H5, and looking back over the SE, with that weakness there, the Bahamas should be getting WELL ventilated. I think thats why the GFS is not seeing any strengthening. It doesn't believe that there will be less shear, i.e. see the map above. I guess it could be right, not doubt...but I highly doubt it. Unless the EURO comes down *and consistently* to showing a weak piece of garbage....and the HWRF comes down, then I am calling BS on the weak GFS solution. just my 2 cents right now.
Well I tell you what, after the Sandy debacle with the GFS and also it's horrible track record last year, if the European models (ECMWF and UKMET) which are showing something far stronger than the GFS in the Bahamas get this right, somebody needs to devote some funds to the GFS and get this model working properly. Our models should be as good as those European models.
I agree buddy! its fundamentally wrong. it needs to be re-done. It has gotten better, but continues to get whipped.
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northjaxpro wrote:I think the ridge is going to be strong enough in which there will be no escape for Erika approaching South Florida. The odds look more likely that we will see Erika impacting Florida in the next 4-5 days unfortunately.
Well S FL does need the rain. Tryin to look on the bright side here.

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gatorcane wrote:GFS 114 hours and strengthening but still weak:
Blocking high means there's only one way to go...exit stage left!
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Re: ATL: ERIKA - Models
Yikes could be GOM bound after Florida, let's hope the shear stays high...
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Re: ATL: ERIKA - Models
So the GFS has come in line track wise with Euro but not as strong as the Euro or HWRF. New HWRF should run soon and then the Euro. It's getting really interesting folks.
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Re: ATL: ERIKA - Models
Looks like GFS almost follows the NHC forecast point exactly all the way until landfall in the Broward/PBC coastline.. She's quite large too .. almost the size of FL.
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