ATL: HARVEY - Models
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I've been away this morning, but have the models still been jumping all over, or have they settled on the Greater Corpus area? Any guesses if there are going to be any major shifts at this point?
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Re: ATL: HARVEY - Models
Northern and central gulf Coast gets pounded by the eastern onshore fetch for a week...then moves east along the gulf coast....reminiscent of Allison 2001
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Re: ATL: HARVEY - Models
Ivanhater wrote:Skirting east along central gulf Coast now
Yeah, I'd rather it didn't.
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Ivanhater wrote:Northern and central gulf Coast gets pounded by the eastern onshore fetch for a week...then moves east along the gulf coast....reminiscent of Allison 2001
Yeah. That's 7 days or so before moving inland around Abbeville, LA. Next Thursday day I guess. It's pretty unbelievable that it would take a week just to go a few hundred miles. Definitely not a typical August type pattern for a Gulf storm. Some of y'all will be talking about this and drawing parallels 40-50 years from now.
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Steve wrote:Ivanhater wrote:Northern and central gulf Coast gets pounded by the eastern onshore fetch for a week...then moves east along the gulf coast....reminiscent of Allison 2001
Yeah. That's 7 days or so before moving inland around Abbeville, LA. Next Thursday day I guess. It's pretty unbelievable that it would take a week just to go a few hundred miles. Definitely not a typical August type pattern for a Gulf storm. Some of y'all will be talking about this and drawing parallels 40-50 years from now.
already heard Carla been thrown around....just for you locals...even if not a direct hit remember the tornados this can spawn....Carla sent a EF3 into DT Galveston in the 60's.
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Should these models verify.....yes, folks will be talking about it for decades to come. I still talk about Elena, for instance. Look up "model madness" in the dictionary and you'll see a satellite picture of her.
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Re: ATL: HARVEY - Models
Ivanhater wrote:Northern and central gulf Coast gets pounded by the eastern onshore fetch for a week...then moves east along the gulf coast....reminiscent of Allison 2001
Yeah, but if memory serve me correct Allison made it back in the GOM, and we in Biloxi were pelted with 60mph plus winds... now to see if the Euro gets it back in the gulf or its a inland coast rider like the latest GFS
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Frank P wrote:Ivanhater wrote:Northern and central gulf Coast gets pounded by the eastern onshore fetch for a week...then moves east along the gulf coast....reminiscent of Allison 2001
Yeah, but if memory serve me correct Allison made it back in the GOM, and we in Biloxi were pelted with 60mph plus winds... now to see if the Euro gets it back in the gulf or its a inland coast rider like the latest GFS
hard to go against the GFS even though it been crap med range...if the EURO follows then I am with you Frank
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hmon 12z stronger, much more north than 6z
928mb about to make landfall at corpus
928mb about to make landfall at corpus
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Re: ATL: HARVEY - Models
HWRF init at 985mb


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Re: ATL: HARVEY - Models
CMC shifted the loop east instead of west, floods Houston again.
HMON shifts north and is a cat 4
HWRF looks a little north again.
UKMET was nearly the same as 00z
HMON shifts north and is a cat 4
HWRF looks a little north again.
UKMET was nearly the same as 00z
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ROCK wrote:Frank P wrote:Ivanhater wrote:Northern and central gulf Coast gets pounded by the eastern onshore fetch for a week...then moves east along the gulf coast....reminiscent of Allison 2001
Yeah, but if memory serve me correct Allison made it back in the GOM, and we in Biloxi were pelted with 60mph plus winds... now to see if the Euro gets it back in the gulf or its a inland coast rider like the latest GFS
hard to go against the GFS even though it been crap med range...if the EURO follows then I am with you Frank
Yeah Rock, all eyes will be on the Euro this afternoon... it comes in with another coast hugger be it either on the coast or immediately off the coast then the entire coast of TX will most likely be flooded big time, then the second half kickoff will flood most of southern LA... this is a very bad setup if it comes to fruition... at least my house would never flood from any rain event... being 28 feel above sea level and right on the coast...
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Re: ATL: HARVEY - Models
Yep..12z Canadian offshore moving east along northern gulf coast
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Re: ATL: HARVEY - Models
Houston Channel 2 Britta Merwin just showed the NHC update info during the 11 to 11:30am newscast, along with the GFS, Euro and "their model". She said "their model" was predicting a Brownsville landfall and that was a still a possibility. I understand that things are fluid, but does anyone know what "their model" is? Does anyone feel this is going to Brownsville instead of the middle coast? I was astounded when she said it, given the critical nature of communications about this system.
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WeatherCat wrote:Houston Channel 2 Britta Merwin just showed the NHC update info during the 11 to 11:30am newscast, along with the GFS, Euro and "their model". She said "their model" was predicting a Brownsville landfall and that was a still a possibility. I understand that things are fluid, but does anyone know what "their model" is? Does anyone feel this is going to Brownsville instead of the middle coast? I was astounded when she said it, given the critical nature of communications about this system.
I think it's the RPM model, which tv mets like to use.
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Guidance QPF reminds me of some demonic love child between Beulah '67 and Allison '01.
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