ATL: EMILY - Remnants
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Re: ATL: EMILY - Models
Oh the drama of the models...One run we are safe with a recurve east of the Bahamas, next run we are getting a strengthening system on our doorstep. I personally feel all of the models are going to be bunk until she clears the big islands...then we can get a better handle on the system.
Just an observation here in Port St. Lucie...today is the first day in sometime that we have seen significant Tstorms moving across the coast from West to East. No question about the fact that the trough has dug south and pushed away the easterly flow we had been seeing for the last few days.
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Just an observation here in Port St. Lucie...today is the first day in sometime that we have seen significant Tstorms moving across the coast from West to East. No question about the fact that the trough has dug south and pushed away the easterly flow we had been seeing for the last few days.
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Re: ATL: EMILY - Models
18z models are wild cards...but this is a pretty significant shift.
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again sot surprised.. considering the motion today.. models have to respond to that.. that and current synoptics still showing plenty of 500 mb ridging north of emily.
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Re: ATL: EMILY - Tropical Storm - Discussion
Yes I do see a small opportunity for a shift a little closer to Florida, but the sub-Atlantic ridge should be far enough to the east that it leaves a huge door open. These tropical models have been switching back and forth like crazy.
GFS showing a large opening between the two ridges with plenty of space to move far enough from Florida.

GFS showing a large opening between the two ridges with plenty of space to move far enough from Florida.

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Re: ATL: EMILY - Models
Hope we don't wake up tomorrow morning to an even more significant westward shift of the models. Aric, at this point, do you feel that Southern Florida will be under any type of watches if it follows the NHC projected path? I am thinking possibly just a Tropical Storm Watch maybe late Thursday. Opinion?
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Models are windshield wipering east then west the last couple of days. We won't have a clear idea until she crosses Haiti/DR/eastern Cuba. But those deepening dynamic model runs from the GFDL and HWRF are getting scary for the FL east coast.
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Re: ATL: EMILY - Models
wzrgirl1 wrote:Hope we don't wake up tomorrow morning to an even more significant westward shift of the models. Aric, at this point, do you feel that Southern Florida will be under any type of watches if it follows the NHC projected path? I am thinking possibly just a Tropical Storm Watch maybe late Thursday. Opinion?
the NHC track .. probably not.. unless its on the western side of the cone..
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Re: ATL: EMILY - Tropical Storm - Discussion
Kory wrote:Yes I do see a small opportunity for a shift a little closer to Florida, but the sub-Atlantic ridge should be far enough to the east that it leaves a huge door open. These tropical models have been switching back and forth like crazy.
GFS showing a large opening between the two ridges with plenty of space to move far enough from Florida.
the problem is maps such as this are predictions, and with this time of year just a slight variance can make all the difference in the world. IF the models didn't keep flip flopping I wouldn't be quite so concerned but the pattern changes just slightly, the storm continues on a further westward track for longer than thought, and this is what keeps us on pins and needles until the storm is safely past.
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Re: ATL: EMILY - Models
Aric Dunn wrote:wzrgirl1 wrote:Hope we don't wake up tomorrow morning to an even more significant westward shift of the models. Aric, at this point, do you feel that Southern Florida will be under any type of watches if it follows the NHC projected path? I am thinking possibly just a Tropical Storm Watch maybe late Thursday. Opinion?
the NHC track .. probably not.. unless its on the western side of the cone..
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funny how the eastern outlier ... the gfdl is now west to match the western outlier.. .. also funny the two models shifted west again after the bams did ...
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storm4u wrote:carolinas may have to start watching the models more in my opinion
already are, and have been for the last couple days. That said, way too early to worry about the Carolinas. Models don't mean squat for us right now...will be more interested around thursday/friday...
right now its about caribbean islands, t&c, bahamas, and fla.

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Aric Dunn wrote:funny how the eastern outlier ... the gfdl is now west to match the western outlier.. .. also funny the two models shifted west again after the bams did ...
The NHC uses the 18z models to come up with a revised track for its 11pm update?
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toggle the last few images.. look how far west the gfdl shifted
http://flhurricane.com/modelanimator.ph ... 1&title=05
http://flhurricane.com/modelanimator.ph ... 1&title=05
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Bocadude85 wrote:Aric Dunn wrote:funny how the eastern outlier ... the gfdl is now west to match the western outlier.. .. also funny the two models shifted west again after the bams did ...
The NHC uses the 18z models to come up with a revised track for its 11pm update?
yes dont you remember last night discussion about the gfs 18z
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Re: ATL: EMILY - Models
With a storm like this, I get nervous for the people who are not as vigilant or as knowledgeable as us because a storm like this can change in an instant and catch many people by surprise, and if you are not keeping up with the advisories and/or models that you can really get caught off guard.
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start at about image 66 and see what happens every time the bam models shift..
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http://flhurricane.com/modelanimator.ph ... 1&title=05
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http://flhurricane.com/modelanimator.ph ... 1&title=05
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