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LarryWx wrote:
Thanks, Luis. So, the 12Z UKMET (typically overly conservative model with winds) is significantly stronger than the 0Z (partially due to being over water longer) with a TS instead of just a TD. Also, instead of it moving NE across S FL, it moves NE from the FL Big Bend across N FL into the Atlantic.
SFLcane wrote:LarryWx wrote:
Thanks, Luis. So, the 12Z UKMET (typically overly conservative model with winds) is significantly stronger than the 0Z (partially due to being over water longer) with a TS instead of just a TD. Also, instead of it moving NE across S FL, it moves NE from the FL Big Bend across N FL into the Atlantic.
Larry can you map the track?
LarryWx wrote:SFLcane wrote:LarryWx wrote:
Thanks, Luis. So, the 12Z UKMET (typically overly conservative model with winds) is significantly stronger than the 0Z (partially due to being over water longer) with a TS instead of just a TD. Also, instead of it moving NE across S FL, it moves NE from the FL Big Bend across N FL into the Atlantic.
Larry can you map the track?
No, Adrian, sorry I can't. So, instead I described the track based on the coordinates. The maps will take awhile longer to be released as the text comes out much earlier.
SFLcane wrote:LarryWx wrote:SFLcane wrote:
Larry can you map the track?
No, Adrian, sorry I can't. So, instead I described the track based on the coordinates. The maps will take awhile longer to be released as the text comes out much earlier.
No worries, Comes in around what latitude at fl?
SFLcane wrote:LarryWx wrote:
Thanks, Luis. So, the 12Z UKMET (typically overly conservative model with winds) is significantly stronger than the 0Z (partially due to being over water longer) with a TS instead of just a TD. Also, instead of it moving NE across S FL, it moves NE from the FL Big Bend across N FL into the Atlantic.
Larry can you map the track?
hohnywx wrote:SFLcane wrote:LarryWx wrote:
No, Adrian, sorry I can't. So, instead I described the track based on the coordinates. The maps will take awhile longer to be released as the text comes out much earlier.
No worries, Comes in around what latitude at fl?
https://twitter.com/FloridaTropics1/status/1694754175144357906
Ianswfl wrote:toad strangler wrote:12z GFS verbatim shows a strung out mess through 114 hours from the Yucatan to SFL
Still a bit better than last run. Go by the ensembles
looks like the southern third of the state is ok. North of that is another story. Like Levi say it’s all about the trof and ullSFLcane wrote:hohnywx wrote:SFLcane wrote:
No worries, Comes in around what latitude at fl?
https://twitter.com/FloridaTropics1/status/1694754175144357906
Thanks forgot about that site. Looks like some rainy weather for south florida based on todays 12z models.
Stormlover1970 wrote:looks like the southern third of the state is ok. North of that is another story. Like Levi say it’s all about the trof and ullSFLcane wrote:
Thanks forgot about that site. Looks like some rainy weather for south florida based on todays 12z models.
that’s what my local news is showing once it is an invest we will knowSFLcane wrote:hohnywx wrote:SFLcane wrote:
No worries, Comes in around what latitude at fl?
https://twitter.com/FloridaTropics1/status/1694754175144357906
Thanks forgot about that site. Looks like some rainy weather for south florida based on todays 12z models.
chaser1 wrote:Iceresistance wrote:toad strangler wrote:12z GFS verbatim shows a strung out mess through 114 hours from the Yucatan to SFL
It's because of the ULL on the GFS that GCANE mentioned before.
With GFS still not onboard, it's hard for me to quite yet buy into the Euro/ICON/GEM solutions but it is intriguing. Lets see if the EURO 12Z continues to advertise a TS or hurricane developing in the W. Caribbean or GOM (or if its timing changes)
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