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jlauderdal wrote:Ridge expands west at the end for what easily could be a Floriduh strikeBlown Away wrote:[url]https://i.postimg.cc/MK3DCpzN/gfs-ememb-lowlocs-atl-fh162-378.gif [/url]
18z GEFS
wxman57 wrote:I'm sure that the GFS is correct THIS time.Euro and CMC identify the wave reaching the NE Caribbean, as they did with 95L.
wxman57 wrote:I'm sure that the GFS is correct THIS time.Euro and CMC identify the wave reaching the NE Caribbean, as they did with 95L.
Blown Away wrote:wxman57 wrote:I'm sure that the GFS is correct THIS time.Euro and CMC identify the wave reaching the NE Caribbean, as they did with 95L.
If the GFS long range is drinking again and the other long range models are correct it may be time to reconsider those above average storm # predictions??
Teban54 wrote:Blown Away wrote:wxman57 wrote:I'm sure that the GFS is correct THIS time.Euro and CMC identify the wave reaching the NE Caribbean, as they did with 95L.
If the GFS long range is drinking again and the other long range models are correct it may be time to reconsider those above average storm # predictions? EPAC also crickets during this time.
It's still July.
And the seasonal forecasts were not made using 384 hrs GFS runs.
Blown Away wrote:Teban54 wrote:Blown Away wrote:
If the GFS long range is drinking again and the other long range models are correct it may be time to reconsider those above average storm # predictions? EPAC also crickets during this time.
It's still July.
And the seasonal forecasts were not made using 384 hrs GFS runs.
Except for our potential GFS phantom storm there is very little in the models up to @8/8 and nothing in the MDR at that time. Just an observation.
toad strangler wrote:Blown Away wrote:Teban54 wrote:It's still July.
And the seasonal forecasts were not made using 384 hrs GFS runs.
Except for our potential GFS phantom storm there is very little in the models up to @8/8 and nothing in the MDR at that time. Just an observation.
8/20 ding ding ding!
Blown Away wrote:Teban54 wrote:Blown Away wrote:
If the GFS long range is drinking again and the other long range models are correct it may be time to reconsider those above average storm # predictions? EPAC also crickets during this time.
It's still July.
And the seasonal forecasts were not made using 384 hrs GFS runs.
Except for our potential GFS phantom storm there is very little in the models up to @8/8 and nothing in the MDR at that time. Just an observation.
Teban54 wrote:Blown Away wrote:Teban54 wrote:It's still July.
And the seasonal forecasts were not made using 384 hrs GFS runs.
Except for our potential GFS phantom storm there is very little in the models up to @8/8 and nothing in the MDR at that time. Just an observation.
If people don't trust long-range phantom storms when they do show up, then why trust the lack of them in the long range when they don't show up?
And there have been countless times when model runs went from nothing to suddenly showing activity. Fiona last year was a recent example.
gatorcane wrote:You can see the wave the models are picking up on in this loop. Nice broad rotation/spin around 13N 8W with convection slightly sheared to the west side:
https://i.postimg.cc/0QZf9LVV/goes16-vis-swir-eatl.gif
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