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AJC3 wrote:Over the next few days, continue to keep a close eye on the on any trend/continuity the various globals and their ensembles have in the handling of Jose. Up until now, there appears to have been pretty significant run to run disparity on how fast the system lifts out, and how deep/strong the circulation is, with those two variables likely being somewhat related. A faster weakening/spin down and lift out will leave less of a weakness and lessen the chance of Maria making a quicker and more easterly poleward turn.
Aric Dunn wrote:AJC3 wrote:Over the next few days, continue to keep a close eye on the on any trend/continuity the various globals and their ensembles have in the handling of Jose. Up until now, there appears to have been pretty significant run to run disparity on how fast the system lifts out, and how deep/strong the circulation is, with those two variables likely being somewhat related. A faster weakening/spin down and lift out will leave less of a weakness and lessen the chance of Maria making a quicker and more easterly poleward turn.
What do you think about the current steering and jose's odd ene to NE motion the last few hours.. ? that should allow the ridge to build back if it lifted out in that direction.
GeneratorPower wrote:TheStormExpert wrote:18z GEFS Ensembles, targeting the mid-Atlantic and NE U.S. for now.
By all means, the Carolinas can HAVE Maria. But we go down this road every single time. Let the never ending west shifts begin.
otowntiger wrote:. Wow- that is very good looking for at least Florida and the southeast. The islands obviously are under the gun unfortunately.TheStormExpert wrote:18z GEFS Ensembles, targeting the mid-Atlantic and NE U.S. for now.
Blown Away wrote:Not looking good for NE Caribbean again and Mid Atlantic, model trends looking better for FL/GOM...
Aric Dunn wrote:Blown Away wrote:Not looking good for NE Caribbean again and Mid Atlantic, model trends looking better for FL/GOM...
dont get too caught up in the models after the 3 to 4 day period.. the uncertainity is near 100 percent ...
AxaltaRacing24 wrote:Aric Dunn wrote:Blown Away wrote:Not looking good for NE Caribbean again and Mid Atlantic, model trends looking better for FL/GOM...
dont get too caught up in the models after the 3 to 4 day period.. the uncertainity is near 100 percent ...
It feels like we were just here...
Blown Away wrote:Not looking good for NE Caribbean again and Mid Atlantic, model trends looking better for FL/GOM...
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