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Interesting to see the models being so much more aggressive than the NHC's tame Category 1 prediction. I wonder what the forecasters see that the models do not.
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zhukm29 wrote:https://giant.gfycat.com/IckyCompetentElectriceel.gif
That there would probably wipe out 5 to 10 miles of land in from the coast line, Kaplan would become a coastal town.
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I'm wiling to make a wager that the 12Z NAM doesn't verify.
That's why it's not good to use the NAM for tropical cyclones.

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wxman57 wrote:I'm wiling to make a wager that the 12Z NAM doesn't verify.That's why it's not good to use the NAM for tropical cyclones.
So you're hugging the 3K then

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NAM 32 and 12 both showing south central texas coast landfall
while NAM 3k still under LA heading WNW
while NAM 3k still under LA heading WNW
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MississippiWx wrote:tarheelprogrammer wrote:Siker wrote:Alright y'all it's 3K NAM apocalypse time!
EDIT: Now a world record low pressure prediction.
https://i.imgur.com/tH5gYP6.png
Unrealistic, but has there ever been a sub 900 mb storm in the GOM? What about the Atlantic?
Wilma at 882mb. Rita might have been sub-900mb in the Gulf as well.
Forgot about Allen and Gilbert as well.
Rita yes, Gilbert and Wilma were in the W Carib
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Re: ATL: TWO - Models
12z GFS coming out now. Only out to 30 hours, but it's a little slower and stronger so far.
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plasticup wrote:Interesting to see the models being so much more aggressive than the NHC's tame Category 1 prediction. I wonder what the forecasters see that the models do not.
How long it's over the ocean as a closed low and how close to the coast plays a factor. Also it's fairly easy for certain terms in the equations to runaway with positive feedback, especially diabatic terms.
Also a good point made in the discussion forum is that they're still forecasting a hurricane in a few days out of a PTC, so not as conservative as they could have been
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MississippiWx wrote:12z GFS coming out now. Only out to 30 hours, but it's a little slower and stronger so far.
Looks like the GFS initialized further N and a tad W of where the NHC has the center
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thru hour 60 12z GFS looks a tad east of the 06z run, and stronger.. lets see how it plays out
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GFS looks to be holding serve at 60h. Whether it comes ashore or nudges west or wnw remains to be seen in the next few plots
https://www.tropicaltidbits.com/analysi ... 1012&fh=60
https://www.tropicaltidbits.com/analysi ... 1012&fh=60
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Re: ATL: TWO - Models
davidiowx wrote:MississippiWx wrote:12z GFS coming out now. Only out to 30 hours, but it's a little slower and stronger so far.
Looks like the GFS initialized further N and a tad W of where the NHC has the center
GFS looks about right. It's difficult to tell where a real "center" as most of what we see is still mid-level. 700mb Vort on the initial GFS frame is exactly where you see the main spin on visible.
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davidiowx wrote:MississippiWx wrote:12z GFS coming out now. Only out to 30 hours, but it's a little slower and stronger so far.
Looks like the GFS initialized further N and a tad W of where the NHC has the center
Bah, this is why the recon data is so important.
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I think we can toss that GFS run out the window.. Just my opinion of course..
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Re: ATL: TWO - Models
Frank P wrote:h 72 nails SELA …
12z GFS with another shift east. Brutal for Southeast LA and NOLA with a slow-moving, intensifying hurricane coming ashore.
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MississippiWx wrote:Frank P wrote:h 72 nails SELA …
12z GFS with another shift east. Brutal for Southeast LA and NOLA with a slow-moving, intensifying hurricane coming ashore.
Wow...that run would be horrific for the Big Easy
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MississippiWx wrote:Frank P wrote:h 72 nails SELA …
12z GFS with another shift east. Brutal for Southeast LA and NOLA with a slow-moving, intensifying hurricane coming ashore.
MS coast get a little nasty and dirty weather as well, but if that comes to fruition, NOLA will be in serious flooding...
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SoupBone wrote:davidiowx wrote:MississippiWx wrote:12z GFS coming out now. Only out to 30 hours, but it's a little slower and stronger so far.
Looks like the GFS initialized further N and a tad W of where the NHC has the center
Bah, this is why the recon data is so important.
I doubt that today's recon (low-level invest) is going to provide any great insight. There's nothing out there to investigate yet. No circulation, no wind. Nothing useful for the models yet.
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