ATL: ISAAC - Models
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lets step back... 00z had it going through the channel 12z now has it almost crossing central cuba east of Havana at least. . that is a significant east shift.
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Yep the ECM is further east, but as Deltadog said I think thats just more realistic and makes more sense, still further west than most models and still heading into the E.Gulf...
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I think all these models are leveling out, not so far east as once expects, not as far west as euro thought.. somewhere in the middle..
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I say upper Texas coast to Pensacola
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this is further east than 00z, but makes a much more wnw turn vs just north and slightly right ..
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Maybe a Mobile AL landfall?
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144 hr euro 500hts
the weakens is there similar to gfs but unlike the gfs its farther west and likely it will get trapped. i said earlier if the gfs were just a little slower it would get trapped.
http://www.instantweathermaps.com/ECMWF ... b&hour=144
the weakens is there similar to gfs but unlike the gfs its farther west and likely it will get trapped. i said earlier if the gfs were just a little slower it would get trapped.
http://www.instantweathermaps.com/ECMWF ... b&hour=144
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168 slowly moving due north. towards northern gulf coast.
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Re: ATL: ISAAC - Models
Stormlover2012 wrote:Guys model runs will keep changing I promise
yeah... they all keep inching towards the euro...
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