ATL: JOAQUIN - Models
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caneman wrote:of course that could also mean they could end up being wrong 4 times in a rowLarryWx wrote:0Z Euro: Joaquin to stay out to sea. Fourth run in a row. The King is back? Of course, the King was the first to show a big US hit. But we can forgive him for that since that was when that was way out in forecast time.
Good point! But like a true leader, he's not afraid to take a stance on his own lol.
To answer your other Q, no, it ended up a good bit further east than the 12Z Euro believe it or not.
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Re: ATL: JOAQUIN - Models
Wow that is a huge ejection. Either they will be very right or very embarrassed. One way or another, one of models will be hugely embarrassed.
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Well, we will find out for sure within the next 48 hours if the EURO is right or not with its OTS solution. I say 48 hours from now because by that time we should have a much clearer indication on the situation with the track by that time (hopefully)
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not a leader larry. In fact the last 3 years the Euro and gfs are neck and neck according to the nhc. Careful, I'd hate to see you have to eat crow.LarryWx wrote:caneman wrote:of course that could also mean they could end up being wrong 4 times in a rowLarryWx wrote:0Z Euro: Joaquin to stay out to sea. Fourth run in a row. The King is back? Of course, the King was the first to show a big US hit. But we can forgive him for that since that was when that was way out in forecast time.
Good point! But like a true leader, he's not afraid to take a stance on his own lol.
To answer your other Q, no, it ended up a good bit further east than the 12Z Euro believe it or not.

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Re: ATL: JOAQUIN - Models
caneman wrote:Wow that is a huge ejection. Either they will be very right or very embarrassed. One way or another, one of models will be hugely embarrassed.
In my opinion, and the way I view and see models, I appreciate all the models and their respective developers. Despite all the modern advances, we still have a lot to learn about weather. So no matter how wrong a model can be at certain times, they do make lives for weather forecasters much easier. Creating forecasts and warning the general public about storm impacts would be a lot difficult if it weren't for these models.
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I'm not sure if the Euro is on crack or brilliant. There really is no in between.
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caneman wrote:I'm not sure if the Euro is on crack or brilliant. There really is no in between.

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Alyono wrote:it spends more time in the Bahamas on this run. Think that's why it shifted right
I read a promet saying earlier than more time in the Bahamas would make it miss the trough and head poleward toward the weakness in the Atlantic high instead, therefore sending it out to sea? Is that the situation it's coming up with?
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Alyono wrote:turned north after 96 hours
So the later portion of the track is further left now?
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caneman wrote:Alyono, does it bother you or seem believable that it would stay in the Bahamas that long?,just doesn't seem right.
I'm not Alyono but Joaquin has already stayed in the Bahamas much longer than anyone first imagined. The trend continues to be further S short-term. So Joaquin staying down in the Bahamas for longer would follow that trend.
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Hammy wrote:Alyono wrote:turned north after 96 hours
So the later portion of the track is further left now?
Yes after being further right than the 12 Euro earlier in the track.
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Re: ATL: JOAQUIN - Models
I think it spent too much time in the Bahamas and maybe went to far south.whst is so amazing if you go back and read the first few advisories they gave it hardly any chance. The models have had a tough time this year!
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Re: ATL: JOAQUIN - Models
Well the Euro is still east but it showed hints of it wanting to recurve between hours 96 and 120.
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