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Re: ATL: Invest 92L Model Runs
MiamiensisWx wrote:Actually, the progged heading suggests a threat north of south FL in the 18Z GFDL run...
This trend may indicate the operational 18Z GFS is "delaying" the building H5-H85 ridging, allowing (stronger) 92L to move toward the Carolinas as the trough passes the area.
Personally, I have never anticipated a track significantly farther west than the Florida peninsula and Monroe County Keys. Models have been demonstrating a seasonal bias toward stronger upper level ridging in the medium/long ranges.
I've always believed you can unanimously discount a western/central Gulf threat.
Huh? The 18z GFS actually builds a stronger ridge than previous runs..
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Re: ATL: Invest 92L Model Runs
Ivanhater wrote:MiamiensisWx wrote:Actually, the progged heading suggests a threat north of south FL in the 18Z GFDL run...
This trend may indicate the operational 18Z GFS is "delaying" the building H5-H85 ridging, allowing (stronger) 92L to move toward the Carolinas as the trough passes the area.
Personally, I have never anticipated a track significantly farther west than the Florida peninsula and Monroe County Keys. Models have been demonstrating a seasonal bias toward stronger upper level ridging in the medium/long ranges.
I've always believed you can unanimously discount a western/central Gulf threat.
Huh? The 18z GFS actually builds a stronger ridge than previous runs..
Can you post the evidence?
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The following post is NOT an official prognosis.
Personally, my preliminary analysis on the long range remains unaltered; I expect a threat to the Florida peninsula, but I don't believe 92L will pass west of the state (in the eastern GOM). As I have mentioned, the predominant bias (in the operational GFS/Euro) has been oriented toward stronger, persistent upper level ridging in the long term. These models have been anomalously altering the global/CONUS pattern, while the seasonal pattern has maintained a deeper longwave trough over the Midwest and Northeast. Based on these details and other data, if 92L strikes Florida, it will likely track from south to north along the "spine" of the state (i.e. upper Keys/Miami to Orlando, etc.).
This would also result in an excellent opportunity for "drought relief" in portions of the Southeast.
Personally, my preliminary analysis on the long range remains unaltered; I expect a threat to the Florida peninsula, but I don't believe 92L will pass west of the state (in the eastern GOM). As I have mentioned, the predominant bias (in the operational GFS/Euro) has been oriented toward stronger, persistent upper level ridging in the long term. These models have been anomalously altering the global/CONUS pattern, while the seasonal pattern has maintained a deeper longwave trough over the Midwest and Northeast. Based on these details and other data, if 92L strikes Florida, it will likely track from south to north along the "spine" of the state (i.e. upper Keys/Miami to Orlando, etc.).
This would also result in an excellent opportunity for "drought relief" in portions of the Southeast.
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Re: ATL: Invest 92L Model Runs
MiamiensisWx wrote:Ivanhater wrote:MiamiensisWx wrote:Actually, the progged heading suggests a threat north of south FL in the 18Z GFDL run...
This trend may indicate the operational 18Z GFS is "delaying" the building H5-H85 ridging, allowing (stronger) 92L to move toward the Carolinas as the trough passes the area.
Personally, I have never anticipated a track significantly farther west than the Florida peninsula and Monroe County Keys. Models have been demonstrating a seasonal bias toward stronger upper level ridging in the medium/long ranges.
I've always believed you can unanimously discount a western/central Gulf threat.
Huh? The 18z GFS actually builds a stronger ridge than previous runs..
Can you post the evidence?
Sure...day 5

Day 7..

Pretty hard to bust through that to get to the Carolinas...anyway olympic time..Go usa women gymnastics team go for gold!
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