REDHurricane wrote:00z is easily the most active EPS run yet and now GEFS/GEPS are starting to show a very faint, but still present, signal of development. Low shear, solid moisture pocket, healthy tropical disturbance, and above average SSTs all persist on the models. Things starting to get more interesting as we're now within the 7-10 day time frame where various models have demonstrated the ability to sniff out potential hurricanes somewhat effectively for the last few years at least.
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Moved your post from the models discussion to this thread for the wave.