00z NAM shifts eastward on Dennis
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00z NAM shifts eastward on Dennis
Guidance from 12z/18z today had Dennis near the Yucatan channel. The 00z Nam just out has shifted considerably to the NE of its prior 2 runs placing Dennis near the Keys. Much has to do with the weakness along the east coast. We shall See..
http://www.nco.ncep.noaa.gov/pmb/nwprod ... p_060l.gif
http://www.nco.ncep.noaa.gov/pmb/nwprod ... p_060l.gif
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Verytinteresting...The NBC affiliate in Tampa's VIPIR (that predicted Charley's turn into Charlotte County) has Dennis to the east of where most of the models have converged and much closer to the west coast of Florida than the "spaghetti models". I wonder if VIPIR is picking up a weakness in the ridge?
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Yup just watched Steve Jerve on Channel 8 here in Tampa Bay. Viper was dead on with ivan and charley even b4 the nhc went public with it. So who knows. A lot of talk now about trends to the east. Only time will tell for sure. VIPIR Has it sitting just miles of naples the ne edge of it not the eye. We shal see.
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Re: 00z NAM shifts eastward on Dennis
Vortex wrote:Guidance from 12z/18z today had Dennis near the Yucatan channel. The 00z Nam just out has shifted considerably to the NE of its prior 2 runs placing Dennis near the Keys. Much has to do with the weakness along the east coast. We shall See..
http://www.nco.ncep.noaa.gov/pmb/nwprod ... p_060l.gif
I would pay far more attention to the GFS which is coming out now. The Nam usually doesn't jump on the right bandwagon until just prior to the landfall of tropical systems. FWIW, the GFS appears to be farther south through 36 hours and is looking far a head-on collision with Jamaica.
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Good Lord, folks!
Please don't use the NAM/Eta for TCs well out over water. I run it on the model maps sometimes but never look at it until landfall and for inland tracking.
BTW, I'm reviewing the putrid performance of Globals for Cindy and it again looks like the GFS did the best job. Pains me to say it but inside 60 hours it did okay.
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Please don't use the NAM/Eta for TCs well out over water. I run it on the model maps sometimes but never look at it until landfall and for inland tracking.
BTW, I'm reviewing the putrid performance of Globals for Cindy and it again looks like the GFS did the best job. Pains me to say it but inside 60 hours it did okay.
Scott
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Note . . .
Scott_inVA wrote:Good Lord, folks!
Please don't use the NAM/Eta for TCs well out over water. I run it on the model maps sometimes but never look at it until landfall and for inland tracking.
BTW, I'm reviewing the putrid performance of Globals for Cindy and it again looks like the GFS did the best job. Pains me to say it but inside 60 hours it did okay.
Scott
KEY phrase there is "inside 60 hours".
This is gonna be a looooooooong week.
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