LarryWx wrote:The 12Z CMC hits Charleston hard. Oh Uncle!
That's an east shift from yesterday where it had a hit in Miami.
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LarryWx wrote:The 12Z CMC hits Charleston hard. Oh Uncle!
Blown Away wrote:SFLcane wrote:After impacts in the islands not seeing much to drive this far enough west past 70-75w for impacts on Southeast. Keep doing what your doing Jose.
00z Euro impacts SE, 12z has shifted W, not so sure the SE will be avoided...
Voltron wrote:Blown Away wrote:SFLcane wrote:After impacts in the islands not seeing much to drive this far enough west past 70-75w for impacts on Southeast. Keep doing what your doing Jose.
00z Euro impacts SE, 12z has shifted W, not so sure the SE will be avoided...
Agreed. Not sure what others are talking about with saying SE is going to be missed.
LarryWx wrote:Voltron wrote:Blown Away wrote:00z Euro impacts SE, 12z has shifted W, not so sure the SE will be avoided...
Agreed. Not sure what others are talking about with saying SE is going to be missed.
On this GFS run.
SFLcane wrote:Yep blown away a westward shift on this 12z haven't we been here before?
Blown Away wrote:SFLcane wrote:Yep blown away a westward shift on this 12z haven't we been here before?
How many hours out was GFS showing the NE landfalls for Irma?
TheStormExpert wrote:12z UKMET shifts east.
The gfs ensembles were showing fl and nc consistently...the operational was too far right which is why nhc determined gfs was wrong and stayed left until the very end..maybe gfs will.be correct with the idea but buyer bewareBlown Away wrote:SFLcane wrote:Yep blown away a westward shift on this 12z haven't we been here before?
How many hours out was GFS showing the NE landfalls for Irma?
Ukmet was good with irma but you need to qualify that statement about it being one of the two best..what time period then go back and look at verificationLarryWx wrote:TheStormExpert wrote:12z UKMET shifts east.
Yes, indeed, the 12Z Ukmet shifted east to a pretty nonthreatening position with regard to the SE US (24N, 70W), which is well east of the 12Z GFS, 12Z CMC, and the 0Z Euro. Encouraging sign since that is one of the two best models for the tropics.
jlauderdal wrote:Ukmet was good with irma but you need to qualify that statement about it being one of the two best..what time period then go back and look at verificationLarryWx wrote:TheStormExpert wrote:12z UKMET shifts east.
Yes, indeed, the 12Z Ukmet shifted east to a pretty nonthreatening position with regard to the SE US (24N, 70W), which is well east of the 12Z GFS, 12Z CMC, and the 0Z Euro. Encouraging sign since that is one of the two best models for the tropics.
gatorcane wrote:The entire GFS track shifted west a good amount this run. Will it keep shifting west?
LarryWx wrote:TheStormExpert wrote:12z UKMET shifts east.
Yes, indeed, the 12Z Ukmet shifted east to a pretty nonthreatening position with regard to the SE US (24N, 70W), which is well east of the 12Z GFS, 12Z CMC, and the 0Z Euro. Encouraging sign since that is one of the two best models for the tropics.
LarryWx wrote:OTOH, the 12Z GEFS is a bit discouraging for the SE US because its mean is the furthest SW of the last four runs. It has the largest number of Carolina hits of those 4 as well as the first in 4 runs with both a member that landfalls on FL and another that landfalls near the GA/SC line.
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