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skyline385 wrote:Ignoring 91L on the EPS (whose development is a big question right now), this looks extremely dire for peak season.
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Hammy wrote:skyline385 wrote:Ignoring 91L on the EPS (whose development is a big question right now), this looks extremely dire for peak season.
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The total absence of waves at 10-13N (with everything being above that) is kind of amazing
skyline385 wrote:Ignoring 91L on the EPS (whose development is a big question right now), this looks extremely dire for peak season.
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aspen wrote:The models are slightly less quiet today. All show a wave that’ll exit Africa in the next 24-36 hours attempt to develop in the northern MDR. While it’ll come off at a high latitude, it’ll do W or WNW for several days, unlike 94L which was immediately sent NW.
Further out, the CMC has a really strong wave exit Africa and a low in the BoC at the end of its 12z run, and the GFS has a tiny MDR TC in the super long range.
ouragans wrote:aspen wrote:The models are slightly less quiet today. All show a wave that’ll exit Africa in the next 24-36 hours attempt to develop in the northern MDR. While it’ll come off at a high latitude, it’ll do W or WNW for several days, unlike 94L which was immediately sent NW.
Further out, the CMC has a really strong wave exit Africa and a low in the BoC at the end of its 12z run, and the GFS has a tiny MDR TC in the super long range.
Surprisingly no mention in 8PM TWO





aspen wrote:Euro and CMC are starting to latch onto a wave that’ll exit Africa around 9/11-9/13. The exact date differs between models and runs. The 12z Euro has its classic MDR/Africa bias and shows the wave developing over land.
Around the same time, the GFS and CMC show a disturbance over Central America that either goes into the EPac (GFS) or Gulf of Mexico (CMC).


Iceresistance wrote:aspen wrote:Euro and CMC are starting to latch onto a wave that’ll exit Africa around 9/11-9/13. The exact date differs between models and runs. The 12z Euro has its classic MDR/Africa bias and shows the wave developing over land.
Around the same time, the GFS and CMC show a disturbance over Central America that either goes into the EPac (GFS) or Gulf of Mexico (CMC).
12z EPS is going crazy with the 9/13 wave.
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