Brief summaries of JB's thoughts
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Thanks Daniel. I really didn't have time to go back and listen to his interview. I wasn't bashing JB so I hope no one thought I was.Extremeweatherguy wrote:lol, yes I know. However, if his threat for next week pans out then I will be back in TX to see it. As for him verifying...yes he has, and here are a few examples:Rainband wrote:I have been really busy so I forget. Has he verified anything so far this season?? I am not bashing him but I am just curious. Thanks Daniel. Figures you are in Florida and there [b]may[/] be action in the western GOM.
-He called for something to develop in the general area of Alberto over 7 days out. He also got the general track of Alberto correct.
-He has correctly called the many TX "disturbances" so far this year. None of them have actually gone the extra step and developed, but some have come quite close (and the current one may actually do so).
-He called for Beryl in Advance and correctly predicted the general path. The only issues he had with Beryl were the fact that it did not get quite as strong as he thought it might of, and it was a little further offshore the coast of NJ then he expected.

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The wave entering the Caribbean:
JB said he would make an official "call" on what he thinks the wave will do on Friday, but as of tonight he fears that this may end up in the western Gulf during the middle part of next week. Can't wait until Friday to see what he has to say then.
Also: He thinks the east coast should be safe until the 2nd week of August, and does not believe the models that take this wave north.
JB said he would make an official "call" on what he thinks the wave will do on Friday, but as of tonight he fears that this may end up in the western Gulf during the middle part of next week. Can't wait until Friday to see what he has to say then.
Also: He thinks the east coast should be safe until the 2nd week of August, and does not believe the models that take this wave north.
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- Extremeweatherguy
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JB's latest tropical ideas:
-He says there are 3 areas to monitor right now. These are the wave in the Caribbean, the one behind it, and the one that is getting all the attention in the eastern Atlantic which JB thinks is already a TD. According to them...these all need to be watched closely.
-He thinks a big uprise in tropical activity is ahead (which I think we can all agree with).
BTW: He thinks the wave in the Caribbean is heading toward the Gulf.
-He says there are 3 areas to monitor right now. These are the wave in the Caribbean, the one behind it, and the one that is getting all the attention in the eastern Atlantic which JB thinks is already a TD. According to them...these all need to be watched closely.
-He thinks a big uprise in tropical activity is ahead (which I think we can all agree with).
BTW: He thinks the wave in the Caribbean is heading toward the Gulf.
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edenisleswx wrote:[BTW: He thinks the wave in the Caribbean is heading toward the Gulf.
I've heard quite a few mets voice this same opinion - it will be interesting to see.[/quote]
I think just about everyone agrees with the fact it will head into the GOM. the question is whether conditions will allow it to develop, which doesn't look likely for at least a few more days from what I have been reading.
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Extremeweatherguy wrote:JB's latest tropical ideas:
-He says there are 3 areas to monitor right now. These are the wave in the Caribbean, the one behind it, and the one that is getting all the attention in the eastern Atlantic which JB thinks is already a TD. According to them...these all need to be watched closely.
Hmmm ... 99L is definitely not a TD yet.
I'm not too impressed with the prospects of the other two, but I agree they need to be watched.
-He thinks a big uprise in tropical activity is ahead (which I think we can all agree with).
Certainly no argument there.
BTW: He thinks the wave in the Caribbean is heading toward the Gulf.
No argument there either. I'm just pretty doubtful of development. Can't totally rule it out, though. I was more bullish a couple of days ago about the possibility of western Caribbean or Gulf development.
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JB's evening thoughts on...
The Atlantic system (99L):
JB continues to say that he thinks this IS a depression. And this was the definition he gave for a depression:
A tropical depression is designated when the first appearance of a lowered pressure and organized circulation in the center of the thunderstorm complex occurs.
He thinks this will turn more NW in the short term and then back W in the future. Just something to think about.
The Caribbean Wave:
JB thinks this will be a Gulf issue and says that the upper low will probably ventilate it as it passes underneath. Basically he said that this area needs to be watched as it tracks onward.
Also, he pointed out:
-The WRF model is out of control with the Caribbean system, and this could be an indication of what's to come.
-other basins are quieting down.
The Atlantic system (99L):
JB continues to say that he thinks this IS a depression. And this was the definition he gave for a depression:
A tropical depression is designated when the first appearance of a lowered pressure and organized circulation in the center of the thunderstorm complex occurs.
He thinks this will turn more NW in the short term and then back W in the future. Just something to think about.
The Caribbean Wave:
JB thinks this will be a Gulf issue and says that the upper low will probably ventilate it as it passes underneath. Basically he said that this area needs to be watched as it tracks onward.
Also, he pointed out:
-The WRF model is out of control with the Caribbean system, and this could be an indication of what's to come.
-other basins are quieting down.
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drezee wrote:This is a shame...Accuweather is using Joe too much...he is a man with a family
From an Accuweather Sales brochure...
Timely - Bastardi is always available to you 24/7...
OTOH he has said many times in his columns it's not work to him, it's a passion. He's smart enough to know how he's marketed and I'll bet he's compensated pretty nicely as well. Heck, if I could turn the clock back 10 years I'd love to have a job like his.
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JB's grade for July is around a C-. He usually does better, but I believe he called for 2 or 3 named storms before months end, predicted too many GOM threats that never materialized, and many areas that 'concerned' him fizzled out. Though nobody is perfect, I think the pros on this board - wxman57, Derek and AFM have been much more accurate with their tropical analysis for this month.
However, I still like hearing what he has to say. Any word on what he thinks of the wave coming off Africa?
However, I still like hearing what he has to say. Any word on what he thinks of the wave coming off Africa?
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