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xcool22 wrote:not going happen imo
xcool22 wrote:toad strangler wrote:xcool22 wrote:not going happen imo
Well of course 384 hour modeling almost never verify. What it IS though, is a signal.
yep..
gatorcane wrote:12Z EC with development of the wave to move off Africa in two days. Run is out to 168 hours so far. It is very consistent with this.
gatorcane wrote:12Z EC with development of the wave to move off Africa in two days. Run is out to 168 hours so far. It is very consistent with this.
And the GFS also has multiple storms in fantasy range. I guess what we can take from these runs today is that the tropics will be busy mid to late September.
CYCLONE MIKE wrote:And the GFS also has multiple storms in fantasy range. I guess what we can take from these runs today is that the tropics will be busy mid to late September.
Or we can take from it just what it is, pure fantasy. Just because they show it now does not mean things will be busy in two weeks.
CYCLONE MIKE wrote:And the GFS also has multiple storms in fantasy range. I guess what we can take from these runs today is that the tropics will be busy mid to late September.
Or we can take from it just what it is, pure fantasy. Just because they show it now does not mean things will be busy in two weeks.
MetroMike wrote:CYCLONE MIKE wrote:And the GFS also has multiple storms in fantasy range. I guess what we can take from these runs today is that the tropics will be busy mid to late September.
Or we can take from it just what it is, pure fantasy. Just because they show it now does not mean things will be busy in two weeks.
Well yes but it could still be busy, but not with these solutions as they stand now. But it shows the set-up should be favorable for systems to develop.
Alyono wrote:latest MU has one likely phantom in the western Caribbean. Other than that, nothing through 16 days
jason1912 wrote:http://www.tropicaltidbits.com/analysis/models/ecmwf/2016090412/ecmwf_mslpa_atl_9.png
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