jasons wrote:Tireman4 wrote:I wonder where Wxman 57 is.......
Merely speculating, but probably explaining to clients why his track is different than the NHC's.
I almost choked on my drink reading that.

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jasons wrote:Tireman4 wrote:I wonder where Wxman 57 is.......
Merely speculating, but probably explaining to clients why his track is different than the NHC's.
Portastorm wrote:tarheelprogrammer wrote:Is that ULL to the west filling in some now? It sure looks like it to my untrained eyes.
Maybe ... but what I noticed is that it doesn't appear to be moving anywhere at all ... certainly not backing to the west like *some* models showed.
davidiowx wrote:jasons wrote:Tireman4 wrote:I wonder where Wxman 57 is.......
Merely speculating, but probably explaining to clients why his track is different than the NHC's.
I almost choked on my drink reading that.
tarheelprogrammer wrote:What will that do to the system?
RL3AO wrote:tarheelprogrammer wrote:What will that do to the system?
Might be one of the main reasons the NHC goes towards LA instead of more west which the Euro and it's ensembles almost universally have it going.
RL3AO wrote:tarheelprogrammer wrote:What will that do to the system?
Might be one of the main reasons the NHC goes towards LA instead of more west which the Euro and it's ensembles almost universally have it going.
tarheelprogrammer wrote:RL3AO wrote:tarheelprogrammer wrote:What will that do to the system?
Might be one of the main reasons the NHC goes towards LA instead of more west which the Euro and it's ensembles almost universally have it going.
Intensity wise nothing important correct? Slop storm regardless.
SouthDadeFish wrote:Aric, the GFS diagnosed shear near the TC center at around 14 m/s, which is consistent with the 18Z SHIPS analysis. However, it may be over-estimating the shear to the south of the TC, as you mentioned.
RL3AO wrote:tarheelprogrammer wrote:RL3AO wrote:
Might be one of the main reasons the NHC goes towards LA instead of more west which the Euro and it's ensembles almost universally have it going.
Intensity wise nothing important correct? Slop storm regardless.
I don't really see much changing that.
jasons wrote:It's gonna miss the first forecast point to the west...
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