Sanibel wrote:Looks like the consensus slips slightly east...
Sure from NW Cuba to NC some great consistency lol
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Sanibel wrote:Looks like the consensus slips slightly east...
tolakram wrote:Where it ends up is actually not that much different, it's the path it takes to get there.
Euro plot, also Cuba and then north, but west side of Florida.
gatorcane wrote:18Z NAVGEM continues east of Florida:
gatorcane wrote:So we have the GFS, UKMET, and NAVGEM east of Florida with the Euro, HWRF, and CMC west with the ECMWF over west Florida. There is at least a chance this goes east of Florida.
adam0983 wrote:Hurricane Irma may pull a hurricane Matthew. Why did the gfs model go so Far East now. People in south Florida are panicking. everyone needs to relax take a deep breathe and wait for a hurricane watch and then believe the models. Just an opinion not a forecast.
CourierPR wrote:Sanibel wrote:Looks like the consensus slips slightly east...
There doesn't appear to be any model consensus at this point.
CourierPR wrote:gatorcane wrote:So we have the GFS, UKMET, and NAVGEM east of Florida with the Euro, HWRF, and CMC west with the ECMWF over west Florida. There is at least a chance this goes east of Florida.
Will the NHC take the middle ground?
gatorcane wrote:Is it possible more data has been put into models which is causing the north shift? Let's see where the HWRF ends up but if it shifts east, that would really just leave the ECMWF to the west along with the CMC
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