0Z GFS...Even Faster to the SFL Coast
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PurdueWx80 wrote:Hey guys...look what is behind Jeanne. The GFS has developed this low on every run over the last day or two. We might want to start watching for a blowup of convection out there.
I personally don't want to watch anything ELSE , THIS.... ENTIRE..... YEAR!!!!!!!!!
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This model closely correlates with the 00Z ETA run as shown in the link below. It is from another thread posted by PurdueWX:
http://www.nco.ncep.noaa.gov/pmb/nwprod/analysis/carib/eta/00/850_m_loop.shtml
Night all. It's going to be a long weekend.
Lynn
PS Amended to say the ETA appears to be a little bit further south
http://www.nco.ncep.noaa.gov/pmb/nwprod/analysis/carib/eta/00/850_m_loop.shtml
Night all. It's going to be a long weekend.
Lynn
PS Amended to say the ETA appears to be a little bit further south
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Whelp...
The CMC is on board with the scenario listed above.
The UKMET is also bringing the core to the coast but at a 285/290 angle that seems very unrealistic based on the shape of the ridge.
There is not a golbal model that still hugs the coast at 0Z. Only the GFDL may do that and that comes out in an hour.
Basically though...that scenario is now out. We are locked in I think. Enjoy your electricity while you can.
MW
The CMC is on board with the scenario listed above.
The UKMET is also bringing the core to the coast but at a 285/290 angle that seems very unrealistic based on the shape of the ridge.
There is not a golbal model that still hugs the coast at 0Z. Only the GFDL may do that and that comes out in an hour.
Basically though...that scenario is now out. We are locked in I think. Enjoy your electricity while you can.
MW
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Looks like the UKMET is up near Melbourne (hard to tell..again due to resolution)...the CMC looks to be just north of the GFS.
MW
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http://www.rap.ucar.edu/weather/upper/upaCNTR_500.gif
Notice the 590dm heights over Georgia and Alabama. The ridge seems to be holding strong and the western solutions (NOGAPS, GFS) will most likely verify.
Notice the 590dm heights over Georgia and Alabama. The ridge seems to be holding strong and the western solutions (NOGAPS, GFS) will most likely verify.
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Kevin_Cho wrote:jlauderdal wrote:redorangeglow wrote:Possibly a chance that South Floridians wake up tomorrow to a forecast track shifted south somewhat.
yes..everything is in place for a shift south and west. models plus the ridge = shift. depends on forecaster so it may take till 11 am but its going to happen
So you expect the cone to encompass more of SW Florida now right? SO Naples may be back in the projected possible path again?
Kevin Cho - Naples, FL (Sophomore: Naples High School)
I really hope not Kevin! Get some rest, its gonna be a long day and night tomorrow!
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