ATL: JOAQUIN - Models
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At 144 euro sends it out to sea while a noreaster gets going from the trof. I think this model has lost it as hammy said. It cannot be trusted with different solutions.
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Alyono wrote:the BS Flag is raised on the EC
This will NOT be a cat 3 in the Bahamas, as the EC is forecasting. That is beyond stupid. I throw out the entire run based upon that. I hate to say it, the MU may be the most reasonable as it is the only run that handles Ida properly
I think this is yet another example as to why the models this year are basically useless beyond 48 hours. The upgrades messed a lot of things up it seems, and there are plenty of bugs to work out.
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Hammy wrote:Alyono wrote:the BS Flag is raised on the EC
This will NOT be a cat 3 in the Bahamas, as the EC is forecasting. That is beyond stupid. I throw out the entire run based upon that. I hate to say it, the MU may be the most reasonable as it is the only run that handles Ida properly
I think this is yet another example as to why the models this year are basically useless beyond 48 hours. The upgrades messed a lot of things up it seems, and there are plenty of bugs to work out.
It's called parameterized convection. In a couple of years, once the EC has explicit convection, things will be much better
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Re: ATL: JOAQUIN - Models
It's very different from the EC, still. The EC makes it a powerful hurricane before going out to sea. Here, all of its energy gets sucked into 99L, and a remnant low is left behind that meanders out to sea.
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HurrMark wrote:It's very different from the EC, still. The EC makes it a powerful hurricane before going out to sea. Here, all of its energy gets sucked into 99L, and a remnant low is left behind that meanders out to sea.
I don't see that 99L has anything to do with it other than its remnants moisture, clearly the Euro and 06z show a huge frontal storm forming in the mid Atlantic states because of a big powerful trough coming down the eastern US.
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Ntxw wrote:At 144 euro sends it out to sea while a noreaster gets going from the trof. I think this model has lost it as hammy said. It cannot be trusted with different solutions.
The 6z GFS now sends it out to see too and even the GFDL has a Northeast turn before moving Northwest again and slamming the storm as a cat 3 into New Jersey/ New York City. We'll have to see what the models continue to show today.
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Why the big difference between the dynamical models and globals? What a forecasters nightmare.
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Uh, this might be a problem if it gets anymore west right now.
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Looks way south and west of the Forecast plots or is that because of shear??? ThanksAlyono wrote:the models are showing this getting so far south and east that it gets shoved to the east. Of course, any farther S and W brings Florida into play...
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Re: ATL: JOAQUIN - Models
Follow the low level circulation, the mid level is SE of the center. I'm posting an image in the discussion forum ... looks to be on the updated track, but the track keeps changing. 

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Re: ATL: JOAQUIN - Models
Alyono wrote:the deterministic models are not following the ensembles. Too much Ida interaction in the deterministic
So does that mean that Florida may be in play?
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