ATL : TROPICAL DEPRESSION BONNIE - MODELS
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Re: ATL : INVEST 97L - MODELS
Models may not be 100% reliable at this point but some are agreeing on certain upper air patterns & areas of landing interest...
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Re: ATL : INVEST 97L - MODELS
Even the UKMET is showing development..out to 72 hours so far


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Re: ATL : INVEST 97L - MODELS
weakens it big time....well, we have some going up the EC & have'em all over tha board.
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Re: ATL : INVEST 97L - MODELS
If we have an organized system going into the Gulf (which is becoming more likely) I don't see what would really cause weakening. Most of the modeling shows strengthening once in the Gulf...Ships being the most aggressive to a cat 2


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Re: ATL : INVEST 97L - MODELS
Head scratcher here too....i've seen as far west as Central La to East Coast thus far....
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Re: ATL : INVEST 97L - MODELS
Well the Upper air pattern on the Euro is similar to the GFS and other modeling..open door on the Central Gulf coast if a stronger storm were to enter to Gulf
120 hours

120 hours

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Re: ATL : INVEST 97L - MODELS
Wx_Warrior wrote:Let's try it again Tuesday Ivan....
I'll be here

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Well the usual model disagreement is occuring and the models flip into thier usual outtings, with the UKMO the most westerly whilst the GFS is more northerly then the rest.
The GFS is more agressive with development in the first 48hrs which probably is why we see it go further north.
The GFS is more agressive with development in the first 48hrs which probably is why we see it go further north.
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I'm not a Euro Hugger but I do find its solution more likely to come off at the moment then the GFS idea of it going up the east coast...esp given the models have tended to badly underestimate the subtropical ridge belt this year so far.
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Re: ATL : INVEST 97L - MODELS
Models in TOTAL agreement this morning 



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Re: ATL : INVEST 97L - MODELS
Well given that the CMC, UK, and Euro all favor the middle of that spread, I'd say there's more agreement than what that picture shows.
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Path open for the north-central or northeast gulf coast. The 06Z GFS trended a little westward (over FL peninsula) vs off the east coast from the 00Z run. Biggest difference I see between the CMC, NOGAPs, UKMET versus the GFS is the speed of the system. GFS is 12-18 hours slower which allows the storm to turn northward at a more eastern location.


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Re: ATL : INVEST 97L - MODELS
HWRF is running again after a break between runs yesterday. Intensity could be considered suspect across Florida -




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