ElectricStorm wrote:12z GFS drops all future development outside of the 20/70 becoming a short lived TS
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ElectricStorm wrote:12z GFS drops all future development outside of the 20/70 becoming a short lived TS
WaveBreaking wrote:AI-Euro wants to develop this slow-moving wave in the Central Atlantic into another WCAR storm that stalls out and then hits S Florida. As well as the wave after the current 20/70 AOI.
https://i.imgur.com/qr8Qxtd.jpeg
https://i.imgur.com/cKvunSd.gif
aspen wrote:WaveBreaking wrote:AI-Euro wants to develop this slow-moving wave in the Central Atlantic into another WCAR storm that stalls out and then hits S Florida. As well as the wave after the current 20/70 AOI.
https://i.imgur.com/qr8Qxtd.jpeg
https://i.imgur.com/cKvunSd.gif
And don’t forget that later, lower-latitude MDR storm. That wave has appeared on the regular Euro too. It’s coming off at such a low latitude that it could be a problem for the islands down the road, if it tries to develop.
Stratton23 wrote:Unfortunately we may have yet another potential CAG system to watch after helene, models are starting to see another area of low pressure pinching off from the CAG in the western caribbean in about 8-10 days, helene may not be the only system to come out of this CAG setup
Cachondo23 wrote:
Good old Irma-like Happy Hour
toad strangler wrote:Ensembles not enthused with that scenario.
Weathertracker96 wrote:The 12Z Euro shows something heading towards the islands.
toad strangler wrote:Weathertracker96 wrote:The 12Z Euro shows something heading towards the islands.
Euro ensembles much more enthused than GFS
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