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PTrackerLA wrote:I dont think I can share an image but the 18z Euro (out to 90 hrs only) shifted well to the west with a NNW heading about 100 or so miles south of Pecan Island, LA. Are the shorter intermediate runs of the Euro less reliable? First year I've seen this product.
Frank P wrote:MississippiWx wrote:This track situation is a doozy and far from set in stone. The 18z Euro just came in close to where the HWRF makes landfall, and thus stronger.
I didnt know there was a 18z Euro!
TheStormExpert wrote:It’ll be interesting to see what the 00z model suite shows but for now the consensus is not good for the New Orleans area in terms of flooding impacts.
PTrackerLA wrote:I dont think I can share an image but the 18z Euro (out to 90 hrs only) shifted well to the west with a NNW heading about 100 or so miles south of Pecan Island, LA. Are the shorter intermediate runs of the Euro less reliable? First year I've seen this product.
gatorcane wrote:Wow looks like the GFS shows round 2 with future Barry making a large cyclonic loop (strengthening over land mind you lol) and coming back around for LA. 342 hours below:![]()
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https://i.postimg.cc/CMnTZk6X/gfs-z850-vort-watl-58.png
gatorcane wrote:Wow looks like the GFS shows round 2 with future Barry making a large cyclonic loop (strengthening over land mind you lol) and coming back around for LA. 342 hours below:![]()
this run is totally not believable.
gatorcane wrote:Wow that is a lot of rain for NOLA if the GFS is right![]()
https://i.postimg.cc/Y0M9SRzc/gfs-apcpn-seus-21.png
NDG wrote:18z Rapid HD Euro will definitely wake up Houston people again![]()
https://i.imgur.com/38UtB0E
South Texas Storms wrote:NDG wrote:18z Rapid HD Euro will definitely wake up Houston people again![]()
https://i.imgur.com/38UtB0E
No one over here should be sleeping yet anyway! Like I mentioned this afternoon, everywhere from TX to MS shouldn't let their guard down just because most of today's models started to key in on LA being the likely landfall spot. Still far from a sure thing.
I'm sure it missed the trough and the high started to build back in and a deeper system will react to that with a more westward movement.SoupBone wrote:South Texas Storms wrote:NDG wrote:18z Rapid HD Euro will definitely wake up Houston people again![]()
https://i.imgur.com/38UtB0E
No one over here should be sleeping yet anyway! Like I mentioned this afternoon, everywhere from TX to MS shouldn't let their guard down just because most of today's models started to key in on LA being the likely landfall spot. Still far from a sure thing.
But what is it picking up on that changes so dramatically from the last 2 runs?
SoupBone wrote:South Texas Storms wrote:NDG wrote:18z Rapid HD Euro will definitely wake up Houston people again![]()
https://i.imgur.com/38UtB0E
No one over here should be sleeping yet anyway! Like I mentioned this afternoon, everywhere from TX to MS shouldn't let their guard down just because most of today's models started to key in on LA being the likely landfall spot. Still far from a sure thing.
But what is it picking up on that changes so dramatically from the last 2 runs?
SoupBone wrote:South Texas Storms wrote:NDG wrote:18z Rapid HD Euro will definitely wake up Houston people again![]()
https://i.imgur.com/38UtB0E
No one over here should be sleeping yet anyway! Like I mentioned this afternoon, everywhere from TX to MS shouldn't let their guard down just because most of today's models started to key in on LA being the likely landfall spot. Still far from a sure thing.
But what is it picking up on that changes so dramatically from the last 2 runs?
northjaxpro wrote:toad strangler wrote:The HWRF is laughably always over done IMO
HWRF nailed Hurricane Danny in 2015, which underwent rapid intensification into a major hurricane in the Tropical Atlant:ic . It was the only model which had it as a major hurricane.
Don't be so hard on that model....
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