ATL : TROPICAL DEPRESSION ALEX - MODELS
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Re: ATL : TROPICAL DEPRESSION ALEX - MODELS
Think the european model has this nailed if you asked me. The core has clearly taken a beating but should recovery nicely based on the ideal conditions aloft.
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Re: ATL : TROPICAL DEPRESSION ALEX - MODELS
Ivanhater wrote:Even the GFS PARA run has it moving on a NNW to N heading
yeah the GFS para has been hanging out with ECMWF if im correct
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Re: ATL : TROPICAL DEPRESSION ALEX - MODELS
If this 18Z model run hitting Matagorda Bay were to pan out, SE Texas would start experiencing an on/off steady rain as early as Wednesday morning, with the rain increasing in intensity slowly for 72 hours. That's a lot of rain!
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Re: ATL : TROPICAL DEPRESSION ALEX - MODELS
Yep, regualr gfs has upper Texas coast and the GFS PARA has moved north in the last few runs. It used to be in the Euro camp
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Ikester wrote:Eventually the Euro or the GFS will have to give. It's not going to stay split forever....which will it be???
Euro has already been giving in some.. we shall see if the trend continues.. but yeah there is still a huge split that spans the entire texas coastline..
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New EXP GFS just South of Brownsville at landfall.
http://www.nco.ncep.noaa.gov/pmb/nwpara ... n_108l.gif
http://www.nco.ncep.noaa.gov/pmb/nwpara ... n_108l.gif
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The Para GFS seems to be aligning more with the ECMWF. Both now bring this south of the United States (Texas). Just wouldn't put much stock in the old GFS (read the MWatkins post on it).
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Re: ATL : TROPICAL DEPRESSION ALEX - MODELS
The GFS para model will be used over the original in a few weeks.
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Re: ATL : TROPICAL DEPRESSION ALEX - MODELS
Wx_Warrior wrote:The GFS para model will be used over the original in a few weeks.
what happens if the operational GFS outdoes the GFS para?

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Re: ATL : TROPICAL DEPRESSION ALEX - MODELS
Look at the trends guys..the Para used to be MID MEXICO yesterday, even the para has moved to Texas...
Yesterday's run showing mid Mexico

Regular gfs still showing upper Texas coast
Yesterday's run showing mid Mexico

Regular gfs still showing upper Texas coast
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Re: ATL : TROPICAL DEPRESSION ALEX - MODELS
TTheriot1975 wrote::eek: Is this gonna be another Rita scenario? What is that area over SE LA on the 96hr run?
That might be a disturbance riding along a stalled front. The front is forecast to stall north of the Gulf Coast by Tuesday and persist for some time.
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Re: ATL : TROPICAL DEPRESSION ALEX - MODELS
ok so we go with the ops or the old GFS? sheesh.... 

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Yeah the Para GFS is very close to a landfalling US system, really wouldn't need much of a shift to get a hurricane to hit the US at the first time of asking.
The Para GFS is sorta now in the middle of the two camps of solutions, the fact is quite a lot of the models have shifted northwards when compared to thier respective 12z runs yesterday...will need to watch Alex very closely in the next 24hrs...
The Para GFS is sorta now in the middle of the two camps of solutions, the fact is quite a lot of the models have shifted northwards when compared to thier respective 12z runs yesterday...will need to watch Alex very closely in the next 24hrs...
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KWT wrote:Yeah the Para GFS is very close to a landfalling US system, really wouldn't need much of a shift to get a hurricane to hit the US at the first time of asking.
The Para GFS is sorta now in the middle of the two camps of solutions, the fact is quite a lot of the models have shifted northwards when compared to thier respective 12z runs yesterday...will need to watch Alex very closely in the next 24hrs...
Remember how we all talked about last nights euro run being huge?.. well tonights may be even bigger.. the next couple of runs for the GFS, CMC, and ECMWF should tell us a lot
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gatorcane wrote:The Para GFS seems to be aligning more with the ECMWF. Both now bring this south of the United States (Texas). Just wouldn't put much stock in the old GFS (read the MWatkins post on it).
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You've got that wrong. Its not aligning more with the Euro...its aligning less. if you go back to the 00Z run last night...it brought it in about 150 miles south of BRO. Now it brings it in at BRO. There was almost no spread b/w the Euro and para GFS at 00z. Now there is almost a 150 mile spread.
As far as the GFS...read what Stacey Stewart said about it in the 09Z discussion.
As far as the Euro is concerned...one only has to read my posts to understand that I am as big a EURO pimp as the next guy...but what none of us EURO pimps want to seem to talk about is this FACT: The EURO runs have consistently moved the 500 mb feature inland but maintained a sfc feature near the coast. The 12Z run moves the 500Mb low inland south of BRO but keeps the sfc low right at the coast for 4 days...
And that just aint right. Something is NOT right with what it is seeing.
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Air Force Met wrote:gatorcane wrote:The Para GFS seems to be aligning more with the ECMWF. Both now bring this south of the United States (Texas). Just wouldn't put much stock in the old GFS (read the MWatkins post on it).
viewtopic.php?f=29&t=108361
You've got that wrong. Its not aligning more with the Euro...its aligning less. if you go back to the 00Z run last night...it brought it in about 150 miles south of BRO. Now it brings it in at BRO. There was almost no spread b/w the Euro and para GFS at 00z. Now there is almost a 150 mile spread.
As far as the GFS...read what Stacey Stewart said about it in the 09Z discussion.
As far as the Euro is concerned...one only has to read my posts to understand that I am as big a EURO pimp as the next guy...but what none of us EURO pimps want to seem to talk about is this FACT: The EURO runs have consistently moves the 500 mb feature inland but maintained a sfc feature near the coast. The 12Z run moves the 500Mb low inland south of BRO but keeps the sfc low right at the coast for 4 days...
And that just aint right. Something is NOT right with what it is seeing.
Man, I wish I had that statement before I made all those "I love the EURO" posts....
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