Frank P wrote:Steve wrote:Frank P wrote:If the Euro run comes to fruition almost the entire coast of TX, LA and even portions of MS could be impacted with the effects of this system... whatever the heck it might be... laughing my ass off right now at these models.. but hey its the almighty Euro at that!
Looks like second landfall/entry point is around where Cindy landfalled or maybe a hair east of there but coming from the other direction. It shows as 997mb still over the Northshore of Lake Pontchartrain. That's at least a healthy tropical storm. 9 days is a long time, and that's certainly an interesting run from the European.
True Steve, but its the Euro, not the NAM... now lets see if any other models picks up the hint, or is just this a silly outlier and bad run... gotta love all the models... but my fav are the ones in sports illustrated

Haha. Yeah. Canadian last night pushed back into the Gulf but that was while it was crossing Louisiana. No other support so far from anything but the EC.
CMC goes off into Texas.
GFS keeps in in the Rio Grande Valley and kind of just rains it out over that way.
NAVGEM moves it out across central LA and has a 1005mb vort around Vicksburg at 168 hours. It's weird because it's actually deepening as it comes across - not really likely I don't think.
JMA is interesting. It landfalls along Padre Island at about 4.5 days but kicks back into the Gulf on a West to East trajectory. By 192 hours (8 days) it's making a B-Line for SE LA at a 1009mb Low.