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Re: ATL: LAURA - Models
00z Euro down to 985mb hour 36. Stronger than the 12z and 18z so far.
00z Euro hour 48 980mb headed to Texas?

00z Euro hour 48 980mb headed to Texas?

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bella_may wrote:According to ASCAT and new center has formed back East between Cuba and Jamaica. Might have to throw out the models until morning
Don't you mean West
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Fancy1001 wrote:bella_may wrote:According to ASCAT and new center has formed back East between Cuba and Jamaica. Might have to throw out the models until morning
Don't you mean West
Yes lol sorry
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Euro barely intensifies in the GOM, which I find not very convincing
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Interestingly, virtually all the latest models are showing Laura with a more asymmetric (tilted, sheared) structure/wind-field right up until landfall in the U.S.
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Highteeld wrote:Euro barely intensifies in the GOM, which I find not very convincing
Low resolution. That would likely be a major hurricane landfall.
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CrazyC83 wrote:Highteeld wrote:Euro barely intensifies in the GOM, which I find not very convincing
Low resolution. That would likely be a major hurricane landfall.
Cat 1. Looks like it'll be something like Isaac which also ended up with a pretty broad center and lower pressure after going over the GA.

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Hammy wrote:CrazyC83 wrote:Highteeld wrote:Euro barely intensifies in the GOM, which I find not very convincing
Low resolution. That would likely be a major hurricane landfall.
Cat 1. Looks like it'll be something like Isaac which also ended up with a pretty broad center and lower pressure after going over the GA.
https://i.imgur.com/CGn7InY.png
it's at 65mph right now lol. i sadly doubt that it's only gaining 25mph at most in those conditions.
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Here are the 00z GFS ensembles. I've included a pink circle where the actual observed LLC is:


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Hammy wrote:CrazyC83 wrote:Highteeld wrote:Euro barely intensifies in the GOM, which I find not very convincing
Low resolution. That would likely be a major hurricane landfall.
Cat 1. Looks like it'll be something like Isaac which also ended up with a pretty broad center and lower pressure after going over the GA.
[url]https://i.imgur.com/CGn7InY.png[url]
That's plausible. Interesting to see how the pressure/wind relationship plays out. So far its been pretty normal.
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USTropics wrote:Here are the 00z GFS ensembles. I've included a pink circle where the actual observed LLC is:
https://i.ibb.co/rv8q8Vg/image.png

Compared to earlier the GFS ensembles, less of a spread and much better agreement near TX/LA Border.
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ECMWF ensembles are quite spread still:

In fact, this is one of biggest spreads I've seen at 72 hours. Things remain VERY unclear and are evolving this morning, keep paying attention on the NGOM and especially Texas:


In fact, this is one of biggest spreads I've seen at 72 hours. Things remain VERY unclear and are evolving this morning, keep paying attention on the NGOM and especially Texas:

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Laura's been set back too much to strengthen as much as the earlier models expected by the looks of it, NAM coming in almost 15mb weaker for each position.


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Hammy wrote:Laura's been set back too much to strengthen as much as the earlier models expected by the looks of it, NAM coming in almost 15mb weaker for each position.
https://i.imgur.com/s0RQJFS.png
Michael did cat.5 it in 72 hours. Laura will have about 48 hours to get high end Cat.4 status.
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Kingarabian wrote:Hammy wrote:Laura's been set back too much to strengthen as much as the earlier models expected by the looks of it, NAM coming in almost 15mb weaker for each position.
https://i.imgur.com/s0RQJFS.png
Michael did cat.5 it in 72 hours. Laura will have about 48 hours to get high end Cat.4 status.
Laura has a broader core and has been dealing with land for the last 48 hours, something Michael didn't have trouble with and is likely factoring into the Cat 2-3 intensity runs.

Down to 962mb at 78h but winds look Cat 1-2. And significantly further south--00z had it well inland near Lufkin.
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Re: ATL: LAURA - Models
As did the Euro last night.. Seems like the models shift west overnight and east during the day. 

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