InfernoFlameCat wrote:Elsa went from exposed llc to trying to form an eye rapidly in two hours. Appears I was wrong about relocation. Elsa wow wow wow.
The centers aren't even aligned, where are you seeing an eye forming?
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InfernoFlameCat wrote:Elsa went from exposed llc to trying to form an eye rapidly in two hours. Appears I was wrong about relocation. Elsa wow wow wow.
Ken711 wrote:NHC 11:00 pM discussion:The latest GFS and UKMET models indicate that Elsa will be
moving into the center of a 300-200-mb synoptic-scale anticyclone,
which would produce enhanced outflow jets to the north and south of
the cyclone, resulting in significant strengthening. If Elsa ends up
'threading-the-needle' between Haiti, Jamaica, and Cuba, then
subsequent intensity forecasts may have to be increased similar to
the much stronger HWRF model.
skyline385 wrote:InfernoFlameCat wrote:Elsa went from exposed llc to trying to form an eye rapidly in two hours. Appears I was wrong about relocation. Elsa wow wow wow.
The centers aren't even aligned, where are you seeing an eye forming?
Ken711 wrote:NHC 11:00 pM discussion:The latest GFS and UKMET models indicate that Elsa will be
moving into the center of a 300-200-mb synoptic-scale anticyclone,
which would produce enhanced outflow jets to the north and south of
the cyclone, resulting in significant strengthening. If Elsa ends up
'threading-the-needle' between Haiti, Jamaica, and Cuba, then
subsequent intensity forecasts may have to be increased similar to
the much stronger HWRF model.
CronkPSU wrote:Ken711 wrote:NHC 11:00 pM discussion:The latest GFS and UKMET models indicate that Elsa will be
moving into the center of a 300-200-mb synoptic-scale anticyclone,
which would produce enhanced outflow jets to the north and south of
the cyclone, resulting in significant strengthening. If Elsa ends up
'threading-the-needle' between Haiti, Jamaica, and Cuba, then
subsequent intensity forecasts may have to be increased similar to
the much stronger HWRF model.
seems very odd for them to mention that possibility since the cone is well outside of that area (or even missing Cuba completely to the West)
psyclone wrote:CronkPSU wrote:Ken711 wrote:NHC 11:00 pM discussion:
seems very odd for them to mention that possibility since the cone is well outside of that area (or even missing Cuba completely to the West)
they're most certainly referring to avoidance of high mountains in southwest Haiti, Jamaica and eastern Cuba...which the system might manage to do. It's definitely going to cross less mountainous regions of Cuba to the west..
cane5 wrote:I have to say without storm2k and the amazing contributions Hurricane season would be far less predictable. Hard to give thoughts when you see the depth and understanding posters have here measures up to the best of the stock boards I go to.
I am a native of Miami 65 years and there were the famous 3 Hurricanes Donna, Betsy and Cleo all in a row anyone remember those days ?
CronkPSU wrote:Ken711 wrote:NHC 11:00 pM discussion:The latest GFS and UKMET models indicate that Elsa will be
moving into the center of a 300-200-mb synoptic-scale anticyclone,
which would produce enhanced outflow jets to the north and south of
the cyclone, resulting in significant strengthening. If Elsa ends up
'threading-the-needle' between Haiti, Jamaica, and Cuba, then
subsequent intensity forecasts may have to be increased similar to
the much stronger HWRF model.
seems very odd for them to mention that possibility since the cone is well outside of that area (or even missing Cuba completely to the West)
cane5 wrote:I have to say without storm2k and the amazing contributions Hurricane season would be far less predictable. Hard to give thoughts when you see the depth and understanding posters have here measures up to the best of the stock boards I go to.
I am a native of Miami 65 years and there were the famous 3 Hurricanes Donna, Betsy and Cleo all in a row anyone remember those days ?
cane5 wrote:Never ever saw anything like Andrew what was so obvious were the rows of homes demolished on one side and across the street non were harmed badly. A dry storm with all that implies with devasting tornadoes unmatched in my opinion.
cane5 wrote:I have to say without storm2k and the amazing contributions Hurricane season would be far less predictable. Hard to give thoughts when you see the depth and understanding posters have here measures up to the best of the stock boards I go to.
I am a native of Miami 65 years and there were the famous 3 Hurricanes Donna, Betsy and Cleo all in a row anyone remember those days ?
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