Kingarabian wrote:Damn, Levi has to put up that disclaimer on those ensemble runs...
Goes to show how landfall happy this basin is this season.
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Kingarabian wrote:Damn, Levi has to put up that disclaimer on those ensemble runs...
millerm277 wrote:bqknight wrote:Anyone have the 12z GFS ensembles?
BYG Jacob wrote:millerm277 wrote:bqknight wrote:Anyone have the 12z GFS ensembles?
[img]https://i.imgur.com/LaEYy0E.png[img]
This is the GFS, so take with proper salt.
txwatcher91 wrote:BYG Jacob wrote:millerm277 wrote:
[img]https://i.imgur.com/LaEYy0E.png[img]
This is the GFS, so take with proper salt.
The problem is the UKMET and its ensembles are even further south and the Euro/CMC shifted west quite a bit today. Euro and CMC keep this well away from FL but have been shifting closer in recent runs while GEFS made a big shift west today. Plenty of time to watch it though and a very complex pattern.
Kingarabian wrote:I see 2 or 3 EPS members taking it into Florida/SECONUS on the 12z run compared to zero on the 00z run.
Aric Dunn wrote:Kingarabian wrote:I see 2 or 3 EPS members taking it into Florida/SECONUS on the 12z run compared to zero on the 00z run.
Where is yhe image?
nasalangley wrote:
Alyono wrote:seems like this is another case where a stronger system moves more to the west, similar to Irma. The westward models are the ones with an intense hurricane.
AutoPenalti wrote:nasalangley wrote:
That left turn at the end of run
Kingarabian wrote:12z EPS:
00z EPS:
Kingarabian wrote:Alyono wrote:seems like this is another case where a stronger system moves more to the west, similar to Irma. The westward models are the ones with an intense hurricane.
The ensembles bringing it over SECONUS are pretty strong. But there are some strong ensembles recurving it as well.
cajungal wrote:That blue line looks like a weird track over the Florida panhandle hugging the Louisiana coastline to Texas.
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