TheStormExpert wrote:As time goes on I'd expect the GFS to trend further south towards a potential Caribbean cruiser scenario similar to what the Euro/UKMET has.
It also greatly deepens the midlatitude trough...but this is just one model run.
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TheStormExpert wrote:As time goes on I'd expect the GFS to trend further south towards a potential Caribbean cruiser scenario similar to what the Euro/UKMET has.
Alyono wrote:likely recurve this time
But then again, this run is USELESS. It develops the wrong system
CrazyC83 wrote:Does the 12Z GFS think it is August or October? That kind of trough seems unrealistic...
Alyono wrote:likely recurve this time
But then again, this run is USELESS. It develops the wrong system
Alyono wrote:likely recurve this time
But then again, this run is USELESS. It develops the wrong system
PTrackerLA wrote:Looks like a recurve like the 06z ensembles favored.
RL3AO wrote:Alyono wrote:likely recurve this time
But then again, this run is USELESS. It develops the wrong system
More likely to be a weak system in the Caribbean than a strong system off the Outer Banks, at least IMO.
TheStormExpert wrote:So you don't think this will become a hurricane?
RL3AO wrote:TheStormExpert wrote:So you don't think this will become a hurricane?
My bigger worry is that it says weak and gets into the Caribbean and then takes off. We will see since it's way too soon.
Hypercane_Kyle wrote:12z HWRF bringing 99L down to 1001mb by 45 hours.
Nimbus wrote:The Sal was worse back in June but its still a little dry.
The early recurve tracking models must also be assuming early development?
WeatherEmperor wrote:Hypercane_Kyle wrote:12z HWRF bringing 99L down to 1001mb by 45 hours.
Do you have the HMON as well?
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RL3AO wrote:tarheelprogrammer wrote:With the ECMWF dropping it I have lost some faith in this being more than a TD or a weak TS. Just an opinion of course, and the ECMWF is not always right.
But a majority of its ensembles develop it and they have been for a while now.
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