Hurricaneman wrote:BobHarlem wrote:Is the 18z GFS really suggesting a storm making its way across the Atlantic all the way to Nassau, in July?
It happened in 1996 so who knows
If Don winds up going to WPB in July the jokes will write themselves.
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Hurricaneman wrote:BobHarlem wrote:Is the 18z GFS really suggesting a storm making its way across the Atlantic all the way to Nassau, in July?
It happened in 1996 so who knows
BobHarlem wrote:Hurricaneman wrote:BobHarlem wrote:Is the 18z GFS really suggesting a storm making its way across the Atlantic all the way to Nassau, in July?
It happened in 1996 so who knows
If Don winds up going to WPB in July the jokes will write themselves.
RL3AO wrote:Now that's an example of convective feedback.
BobHarlem wrote:Hurricaneman wrote:BobHarlem wrote:Is the 18z GFS really suggesting a storm making its way across the Atlantic all the way to Nassau, in July?
It happened in 1996 so who knows
If Don winds up going to WPB in July the jokes will write themselves.
RL3AO wrote:Now that's an example of convective feedback.
tarheelprogrammer wrote:Either the GFS is about to fail badly, or the other models are wrong.
johngaltfla wrote:tarheelprogrammer wrote:Either the GFS is about to fail badly, or the other models are wrong.
I'll take GFS FAIL in July for $500, Alex.
tarheelprogrammer wrote:johngaltfla wrote:tarheelprogrammer wrote:Either the GFS is about to fail badly, or the other models are wrong.
I'll take GFS FAIL in July for $500, Alex.
Same here lol. New GFS run is even more bullish.
weathaguyry wrote:Gotta love the long range GFS
tarheelprogrammer wrote:ECMWF with no real development of this system. Anyone with access know what is holding it back from developing? Is it the typical shear, and the dry air that has been constant in recent years?
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