
ATL IKE: Models Discussion
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gatorcane wrote:What do ECMWF show for long-term path....?
It makes you put them Shutters up
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DESTRUCTION5 wrote:gatorcane wrote:What do ECMWF show for long-term path....?
It makes you put them Shutters up
The Euro overestimated the ridge with Hanna though beyond 5 days so that is some good news.
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Re: ATL Hurricane IKE - Models Discussion
On Gus GFDL had a similar extreme SW dip outlier this far out that ended up materializing.
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Re: ATL Hurricane IKE - Models Discussion
terrapintransit wrote:These models seem to suggest a re curve........
There's talk that many of the models have not yet picked up on (or did not pick up on) the RI of Ike. Consequently, when their runs were released, the projected intensity of Ike was a bit lower - hence the tendancy to recurve, or at least take a more northwesterly track, at the end of day 4ish was a bit more likely.
But with Ike's RI, there seems to be some discussion regarding his influence on the ridge and perhaps even contributing to strengthening its W and SW expansion later in the track.
So, perhaps these curves/recurves at day 4 and 5 might be reduced somewhat on their next run once they take Ike's new - and perhaps unexpected - intensity into consideration.
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artist wrote:what model runs will have this intensity in them? TIA!
Um... about 4 days from now... lol
I haven't heard a model/soul that predicted this, but hey... thats the problem with intensity forecasts. At this point I would sit and wait, as I am going to do (already mostly prepared lol hannah lol). The 00z runs will probably not have the proper intensity in them either, and hence the 06z, 12z, 18z will probably be not all that accurate. So if you can bare it, by 00z tomorrow we should have a MUCH better handle on IKE.
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Re: ATL IKE: Models Discussion
I unofficially have no idea, my idea of a North Central GOMEX hit now 8 days out seems pretty unlikely. Not just wrong, but completely wrong.
But Joe Bastardi must have been talking about a major just West of PHL pushing the entire Delaware Bay on top of Philadelphia for some reason.
JB's call earlier today was for Ike to be moving NNW in the Bahamas as a Cat 3, but Ike wasn't a Cat 4 then. He still thinks Hanna makes Cat 3 before landfall in Carolinas, and is a 60 knot storm passing NYC. If he gets that one right, I might buy his between Donna and Gloria track. 'Specially if he gets models support other than the Euro. He has specific lat/long forecast points, wind and pressure, but it violates at least the spirit of my PPV terms of service if I listed those.
18Z ensembles support 12Z ensembles in that Texas seems like it is in the clear, unofficially, with Westerlies around a ridge centered in the Gulf.

But Joe Bastardi must have been talking about a major just West of PHL pushing the entire Delaware Bay on top of Philadelphia for some reason.
JB's call earlier today was for Ike to be moving NNW in the Bahamas as a Cat 3, but Ike wasn't a Cat 4 then. He still thinks Hanna makes Cat 3 before landfall in Carolinas, and is a 60 knot storm passing NYC. If he gets that one right, I might buy his between Donna and Gloria track. 'Specially if he gets models support other than the Euro. He has specific lat/long forecast points, wind and pressure, but it violates at least the spirit of my PPV terms of service if I listed those.
18Z ensembles support 12Z ensembles in that Texas seems like it is in the clear, unofficially, with Westerlies around a ridge centered in the Gulf.

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Whats with the GFS, it kills Ike at the end of 24 hours.
If the GFS messes up, wouldnt that effect the GFDL as well, as it is run with GFS data.
If the GFS messes up, wouldnt that effect the GFDL as well, as it is run with GFS data.
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Re: ATL IKE: Models Discussion
I think that this run of the GFS is out to lunch again...It appears to show a weak storm in the early portions of the run. I have to agree with Derek on this. This storm is not going to weaken that much which should allow Ike to continue west...
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Re: ATL IKE: Models Discussion
SouthFLTropics wrote:I think that this run of the GFS is out to lunch again...It appears to show a weak storm in the early portions of the run. I have to agree with Derek on this. This storm is not going to weaken that much which should allow Ike to continue west...
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As NHC said in the 11 PM Discussion,there are going to be fluctuations in intensity.
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Re: ATL IKE: Models Discussion
cycloneye wrote:SouthFLTropics wrote:I think that this run of the GFS is out to lunch again...It appears to show a weak storm in the early portions of the run. I have to agree with Derek on this. This storm is not going to weaken that much which should allow Ike to continue west...
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As NHC said in the 11 PM Discussion,there are going to be fluctuations in intensity.
I should have worded that differently. What I meant to say was I don't believe that Ike will weaken as much and as quickly as the GFS is showing. I do believe it will weaken but at this point in time I'm going to say down to a weak 2 or strong 1 at minimum...JMO
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The GFS run is not completly killing Ike. You can still see him on frame 2 of the four panel charts. Ike and Hanna are both signified by an "X" in the frame, and the GFS is laying off of a recurve, and Ike is heading WSW at 66 hours:
http://www.nco.ncep.noaa.gov/pmb/nwprod ... /fpc.shtml
http://www.nco.ncep.noaa.gov/pmb/nwprod ... /fpc.shtml
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Evil Jeremy wrote:The GFS run is not completly killing Ike. You can still see him on frame 2 of the four panel charts. Ike and Hanna are both signified by an "X" in the frame, and the GFS is laying off of a recurve, and Ike is heading WSW at 66 hours:
http://www.nco.ncep.noaa.gov/pmb/nwprod ... /fpc.shtml
but Ike is like a 100X low in the run...way too weak...
I'm guessing the 00 UTC GFS run will curve him east of the Bahamas...since Ike is so weak.
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Re: ATL IKE: Models Discussion
SouthFLTropics wrote:cycloneye wrote:SouthFLTropics wrote:I think that this run of the GFS is out to lunch again...It appears to show a weak storm in the early portions of the run. I have to agree with Derek on this. This storm is not going to weaken that much which should allow Ike to continue west...
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As NHC said in the 11 PM Discussion,there are going to be fluctuations in intensity.
I should have worded that differently. What I meant to say was I don't believe that Ike will weaken as much and as quickly as the GFS is showing. I do believe it will weaken but at this point in time I'm going to say down to a weak 2 or strong 1 at minimum...JMO
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How is Ike going to weaken to Category 2?
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gatorcane wrote:Evil Jeremy wrote:The GFS run is not completly killing Ike. You can still see him on frame 2 of the four panel charts. Ike and Hanna are both signified by an "X" in the frame, and the GFS is laying off of a recurve, and Ike is heading WSW at 66 hours:
http://www.nco.ncep.noaa.gov/pmb/nwprod ... /fpc.shtml
but Ike is like a 100X low in the run...way too weak...
I'm guessing the 00 UTC GFS run will curve him east of the Bahamas...since Ike is so weak.
Thru 84 hrs the GFS is depicting a stronger ridge than the 18Z run
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Philly12 wrote:gatorcane wrote:Evil Jeremy wrote:The GFS run is not completly killing Ike. You can still see him on frame 2 of the four panel charts. Ike and Hanna are both signified by an "X" in the frame, and the GFS is laying off of a recurve, and Ike is heading WSW at 66 hours:
http://www.nco.ncep.noaa.gov/pmb/nwprod ... /fpc.shtml
but Ike is like a 100X low in the run...way too weak...
I'm guessing the 00 UTC GFS run will curve him east of the Bahamas...since Ike is so weak.
Thru 84 hrs the GFS is depicting a stronger ridge than the 18Z run
Yeah...looks like the 00 UTC GFS doesn't dive Ike WSW but a longer W or WNW motion towards the Bahamas is happening rather than a curve like the 18Z depicted.
A stronger Ike would go WSW and feel the ridge more.
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