ATL: MARCO - Models
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The HWRF is nothing but consistent on bringing this to SELA.
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Re: ATL: FOURTEEN - Models
SoupBone wrote:The HWRF is nothing but consistent on bringing this to SELA.
Unless my computer is crazy 14 leaves it's convection at Louisiana, bounces off the coast and makes a loop towards texas
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catskillfire51 wrote:SoupBone wrote:The HWRF is nothing but consistent on bringing this to SELA.
Unless my computer is crazy 14 leaves it's convection at Louisiana, bounces off the coast and makes a loop towards texas
Nope, that's exactly what it looks like it's showing. What?


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Re: ATL: FOURTEEN - Models
18z has significantly backed off on this becoming a significant hurricane, likely due to influences from Laura.
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So the HWRF still has what's left of TD14 meandering around the GoM south of Louisiana, while a nasty hurricane Laura heads to the Mobile Bay? I get it's a week out, but what?
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Re: ATL: FOURTEEN - Models
Kingarabian wrote:12z EPS tracks + mean for TD14:
https://i.imgur.com/yEpZ8wM.png
Oh my... I may deal with another big rain event in my city

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Anyone have what the 18Z Euro does with TD14?
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Re: ATL: FOURTEEN - Models
SoupBone wrote:Anyone have what the 18Z Euro does with TD14?
Weaker than the 12z run. It shows a TD drifting westward towards the middle TX coast on Tuesday when the run ends.
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Re: ATL: FOURTEEN - Models
SoupBone wrote:Anyone have what the 18Z Euro does with TD14?
14 is that 1010 dot towards texas coast

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Re: ATL: FOURTEEN - Models
NAM coming in as first 00z model. Not doing a whole lot with it and might be having trouble resolving on the 32km model because if it's size--the 3km has been showing a stronger storm than 32km.


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Re: ATL: FOURTEEN - Models
SoupBone wrote:So the HWRF still has what's left of TD14 meandering around the GoM south of Louisiana, while a nasty hurricane Laura heads to the Mobile Bay? I get it's a week out, but what?
Sounds like a classic Fujiwhara.
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Re: ATL: FOURTEEN - Models
NAM bringing the weak 1009mb low off the NW Yucatan. It' s coming in from out of range, so not much to report. Maybe some of the energy gets sheared off toward the NE from the east side of the Gulf upper trough.


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Coming into view on the 3km, looks like it's nearing hurricane intensity by Sunday afternoon
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Re: ATL: MARCO - Models
So many times we see the global models underperform for intensity, i just dont trust it. Once those t-storms start firing off over that 30C water, it could be off to the races.
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Re: ATL: MARCO - Models

I just don't see how Marco punches up to that High pressure system but Laura is getting pushed to the islands
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Re: ATL: MARCO - Models
catskillfire51 wrote:[url]https://i.imgur.com/At50hPa.png[url]
I just don't see how Marco punches up to that High pressure system but Laura is getting pushed to the islands
ICON is usually pretty bad on par with the NOGAPS. We just look at it because it proceeds the GFS and may give clues or hints on what the good models may show.
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Re: ATL: MARCO - Models
Kingarabian wrote:catskillfire51 wrote:[url]https://i.imgur.com/At50hPa.png[url]
I just don't see how Marco punches up to that High pressure system but Laura is getting pushed to the islands
ICON is usually pretty bad. We just look at it because it proceeds the GFS and may give clues or hints on what the good models may show.
Yeah I get that, I just think back to Harvey and if I remember right it was one of the first to show it bouncing off the high pressure system and coming back to the gulf. I guess a blind squirrel finds a nut sometimes.
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catskillfire51 wrote:Kingarabian wrote:catskillfire51 wrote:[url]https://i.imgur.com/At50hPa.png[url]
I just don't see how Marco punches up to that High pressure system but Laura is getting pushed to the islands
ICON is usually pretty bad. We just look at it because it proceeds the GFS and may give clues or hints on what the good models may show.
Yeah I get that, I just think back to Harvey and if I remember right it was one of the first to show it bouncing off the high pressure system and coming back to the gulf. I guess a blind squirrel finds a nut sometimes.
It also found Marco and Laura many days before the GFS or European did. Again, don't use it so much for tracks, but it may turn out to be a somewhat valuable indicator or predictor of genesis.
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Steve wrote:catskillfire51 wrote:Kingarabian wrote:ICON is usually pretty bad. We just look at it because it proceeds the GFS and may give clues or hints on what the good models may show.
Yeah I get that, I just think back to Harvey and if I remember right it was one of the first to show it bouncing off the high pressure system and coming back to the gulf. I guess a blind squirrel finds a nut sometimes.
It also found Marco and Laura many days before the GFS or European did. Again, don't use it so much for tracks, but it may turn out to be a somewhat valuable indicator or predictor of genesis.
Canadian's done similarly good this year and if Laura does end up becoming a hurricane, it'll show the model has managed to hone in on things that other models are missing--and one I'll certainly give far more weight to the rest of the season regardless of what others show--it's the only one that has consistently had Laura maintaining itself and never showed it dissipating in the Gulf.
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