ATL: BERYL - Models
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Re: ATL: BERYL - Models
LSU Saint wrote:Should I feel safer in Houston yet?
I would say Galveston/Houston is unlikely but not impossible at this point. If Beryl stays stronger and less interaction with Jamaica and the Yucatán, then I could see a more northern track. Odds right now seem to favor TX/MX border to Corpus. Should have more model agreement once the upper air data is ingested into tonight’s model runs.
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Senobia wrote:Hey, hey, everyone -
Been perusing the models thread here and I'm curious if any pro-mets have chimed in with which models they believe to be the most accurate with this system thus far. Our local mets haven't referenced any particular model at all, but one has already declared, "Beryl is going to XXX on this date at this time at this intensity." Pretty reckless, IMO - so I'm just wondering what other pro-mets' thoughts are about current models.
Also, have there been any model runs posted that include the steering pattern in the graphic?
Who said that? Or what channel?
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IcyTundra wrote:https://twitter.com/BigJoeBastardi/status/1808293278296768795
So Lake Charles/Sabine Pass is starting to look like bulls-eye???
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Re: ATL: BERYL - Models
Blinhart wrote:IcyTundra wrote:https://twitter.com/BigJoeBastardi/status/1808293278296768795
So Lake Charles/Sabine Pass is starting to look like bulls-eye???
This far out, you want to call it? I don't understand this kind of post. Until the NHC says the gulf coast is in danger then IMO it's keep watching.
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Re: ATL: BERYL - Models
Blinhart wrote:IcyTundra wrote:https://twitter.com/BigJoeBastardi/status/1808293278296768795
So Lake Charles/Sabine Pass is starting to look like bulls-eye???
Not necessarily. Those are the ensemble runs. In some cases, they give hints to what upcoming global runs will look like. In this case the 0Z runs which should have the flight data in it so I am curious.
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tolakram wrote:Blinhart wrote:IcyTundra wrote:https://twitter.com/BigJoeBastardi/status/1808293278296768795
So Lake Charles/Sabine Pass is starting to look like bulls-eye???
This far out, you want to call it? I don't understand this kind of post. Until the NHC says the gulf coast is in danger then IMO it's keep watching.
No I don't want to call it, just saying that the Ensembles are zeroing in on that area.
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Very high init winds



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Re: ATL: BERYL - Models
Senobia wrote:Hey, hey, everyone -
Been perusing the models thread here and I'm curious if any pro-mets have chimed in with which models they believe to be the most accurate with this system thus far. Our local mets haven't referenced any particular model at all, but one has already declared, "Beryl is going to XXX on this date at this time at this intensity." Pretty reckless, IMO - so I'm just wondering what other pro-mets' thoughts are about current models.
Also, have there been any model runs posted that include the steering pattern in the graphic?
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Lot of reckless information about this system ,they forget that people take things they say literally.
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Re: ATL: BERYL - Models
The latest HWRF is stronger into Jamaica and brushes the coast, but because it was stronger it exits stronger and goes over just the tip of the Yucatan. It then starts to strengthen again and looks to head to the middle of the TX coast.
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Re: ATL: BERYL - Models
Blinhart wrote:tolakram wrote:Blinhart wrote:
So Lake Charles/Sabine Pass is starting to look like bulls-eye???
This far out, you want to call it? I don't understand this kind of post. Until the NHC says the gulf coast is in danger then IMO it's keep watching.
No I don't want to call it, just saying that the Ensembles are zeroing in on that area.
We're up to about 4732974329 "bulls eyes" at this point.
From what I've seen, a scant few of the ensembles have gone that far north and only a few times.
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sphelps8681 wrote:When is the next model? Thanks in advance.
The sites I use (tropical tidbits, pivotal weather), it's usually the ICON first. Looks like the 0z run has started. GFS/CMC should start in an hour or so and the hurricane models after that. Euro comes in last I believe.
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Here we go 0Z ICON running now. Lets see if ICON sticks to its more northern track.
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''HurricaneBrain wrote:ICON into SETX.
Dont say that. I am in SE Tx praying just a ts but dog gone. Things will probably change though. They always do. I hope.
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Re: ATL: BERYL - Models
It is the ICON… Me personally, I wouldn’t be concerned until the GFS or EURO show a landfall in my area.
sphelps8681 wrote:''HurricaneBrain wrote:ICON into SETX.
Dont say that. I am in SE Tx praying just a ts but dog gone. Things will probably change though. They always do. I hope.
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Re: ATL: BERYL - Models
HurricaneBrain wrote:ICON into SETX.
That will wake up the Historians! Big yikes.
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