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Re: ATL: ERIKA - Models
Once again GFS vs Euro
. I'll say this if the 12z Euro totally abandons it's major hurricane from last night I won't be looking at it the same way anymore
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PTrackerLA wrote:Once again GFS vs Euro. I'll say this if the 12z Euro totally abandons it's major hurricane from last night I won't be looking at it the same way anymore
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keep in mine, the EC has next to nothing for the past 2-3 runs before last nights fantasy run
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Re: ATL: ERIKA - Models
114 hours...original vort into South Florida with a small piece split off and left behind in the Bahamas.


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gatorcane wrote:Close-up of the 500MB ridge strength on the 12Z GFS at 126 hours. That looks strong enough to send a system that were deeper into Florida but it would be a close-call, perhaps just east of Florida. You can see 98L's vort SE of Florida:
144 hours that vort moves into Palm Beach County.
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Alyono wrote:PTrackerLA wrote:Once again GFS vs Euro. I'll say this if the 12z Euro totally abandons it's major hurricane from last night I won't be looking at it the same way anymore
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keep in mine, the EC has next to nothing for the past 2-3 runs before last nights fantasy run
Very true, and in fact i'm assuming the EURO will be at minimum a good deal less bullish for its 12Z run. Even still, that won't necessarily be indicative of Erika's final outcome, nor does that even suggest to me greater or lessor model accuracy then the GFS. For the moment, both are still grasping to catch a firefly in the night that is only illuminating some of the time. Beyond viewing how the global models update forecast large scale synoptic features to evolve, I cant see how they are yet likely to properly forecast Erika until it becomes better established or dissipates... whichever occurs.
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Re: ATL: ERIKA - Models
Hour 138...Vort from split off piece of Erika just off shore...At hour 144 it comes ashore near Palm Beach County


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NCSTORMMAN wrote:Alyono wrote:MU insists this becomes a wave
It will be as the MU says it shall.
It's a theoretical projection, not fact. Don't say stuff like that.
Vorticity looks weaker on the 12z GFS than it did in the previous run at the timeframe Gatorcane posted. EURO in little over an hour now to drive us mad.
Through 162 hours, riding up the Florida east coast, but a bit more in land than the 06z run.
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Re: ATL: ERIKA - Models
Any deviation in the Euro especially if the ridge extends 50 to 100 miles farther west and you get a 940< hurricane in the Florida Penninsula and thats not good so we'll see what it looks like by the Thursday-Friday timeframe
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Re: ATL: ERIKA - Models
12z HWRF is running
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Re: ATL: ERIKA - Models
Hurricaneman wrote:Any deviation in the Euro especially if the ridge extends 50 to 100 miles farther west and you get a 940< hurricane in the Florida Penninsula and thats not good so we'll see what it looks like by the Thursday-Friday timeframe
lets get realistic about that 940 intensity prediction..thanks..

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Hurricane man, your point is well taken no matter how strong the storm is. These models are struggling right now as they are trying to predict something that is still in it's beginning stages.
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Re: ATL: ERIKA - Models
jlauderdal wrote:Hurricaneman wrote:Any deviation in the Euro especially if the ridge extends 50 to 100 miles farther west and you get a 940< hurricane in the Florida Penninsula and thats not good so we'll see what it looks like by the Thursday-Friday timeframe
lets get realistic about that 940 intensity prediction..thanks..
I dont personally think its going to be that strong but its something to keep an eye on as the intensity models and the NHC have a hurricane in that general area of the Bahamas heading WNW
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Good explanation posted earlier by Levi Cowan
Levi Cowan @TropicalTidbits
Forecast differences with #Erika: GFS has decoupled vortex between surface and 500mb. ECMWF with 4D-var init shows no such structure.
Levi Cowan @TropicalTidbits
Forecast differences with #Erika: GFS has decoupled vortex between surface and 500mb. ECMWF with 4D-var init shows no such structure.
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Re: ATL: ERIKA - Models
SouthFLTropics wrote:12z HWRF is running
Weaker than the 6z run so far.
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