
5AM NHC Track shifts slightly south
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5AM NHC Track shifts slightly south
Landfall looks like in Martin/St. Lucie County as a Cat 3.


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Re: 5AM NHC Track shifts slightly south
logybogy wrote:Landfall looks like in Martin/St. Lucie County as a Cat 3.
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mobilebay wrote:Once again the NHC HUGS the GFS and it's disciples. I think the track will be much further south and west. IMO. There is a whole lot of GFS lovin going on.
Not really...
http://weather.net-waves.com/td11.php
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ericinmia wrote:But it still has to compensate for the GFS.
The GFS is statistacaly good also in the sub 80 hour time frame because it is run in its highest resolution. I just don't agree with its intialization, or snyoptic feature progression.
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BINGO! Also, the GFS, and the GFDL has been sliding further west with each recent run.
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mobilebay wrote:ericinmia wrote:But it still has to compensate for the GFS.
The GFS is statistacaly good also in the sub 80 hour time frame because it is run in its highest resolution. I just don't agree with its intialization, or snyoptic feature progression.
-Eric
BINGO! Also, the GFS, and the GFDL has been sliding further west with each recent run.
http://weather.net-waves.com/td11.php
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