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vaffie wrote:http://raleighwx.easternuswx.com/models/euro/12zeurotropical850mbVortSLP240.gif
South of the Texas/Louisiana border, drifting west or northwest at 240 hours. It appears to me that the run to run differences in the Euro hinge on whether or not a big low pressure forms in New England. When a big one forms like in this run, the high pressure over the Deep South pushes "Alex" to the west at the end of the run. When the low in New England is weak, it pushes north into Louisiana or even further eastward.
And there wont be until something develops.Extremeweatherguy wrote:The European model continues to be all over the place with 93L. Yesterday's 12z run showed a landfall near the TX/LA border...today's 00z run showed a landfall in central LA...and now today's 12z run looks to be aimed toward Mexico. There is definitely no real run-to-run consistency yet.
KFDM Meteorologist wrote:And there wont be until something develops.Extremeweatherguy wrote:The European model continues to be all over the place with 93L. Yesterday's 12z run showed a landfall near the TX/LA border...today's 00z run showed a landfall in central LA...and now today's 12z run looks to be aimed toward Mexico. There is definitely no real run-to-run consistency yet.
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