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Hammy wrote:Stormi wrote:Hammy - you've suggested that most models show at least one long-tracking system. May I ask where they place it? Just curiousI'm still a bit new to this & am trying to get a handle on utilizing all of these models
The most frequent track over the last several days worth of runs has been turning north between 40 and 55 longitude and staying largely out to sea, though some runs (and we're talking 3+ weeks out here) bringing it close to New England or maritime Canada. New run should be coming out in a few hours.
Any word on how many storms the Euro is forecasting during that time?
SFLcane wrote:
The timing is a little concerning but the -VP200 over Africa/IO is actually the best for the Atlantic.
https://i.imgur.com/J2HrrHV.png
SFLcane wrote:
The timing is a little concerning but the -VP200 over Africa/IO is actually the best for the Atlantic.
https://i.imgur.com/J2HrrHV.png
AutoPenalti wrote:SFLcane wrote:
The timing is a little concerning but the -VP200 over Africa/IO is actually the best for the Atlantic.
https://i.imgur.com/J2HrrHV.png
Can you or someone explain what the VP 200 is showing? I can’t get it to load on my phone for some reason.
tolakram wrote:AutoPenalti wrote:SFLcane wrote:
The timing is a little concerning but the -VP200 over Africa/IO is actually the best for the Atlantic.
https://i.imgur.com/J2HrrHV.png
Can you or someone explain what the VP 200 is showing? I can’t get it to load on my phone for some reason.
https://i.imgur.com/nw7I3W2.png
AutoPenalti wrote:tolakram wrote:AutoPenalti wrote:Can you or someone explain what the VP 200 is showing? I can’t get it to load on my phone for some reason.
https://i.imgur.com/nw7I3W2.png
Great thanks.
Kingarabian wrote:Well there's something up in the EPAC for sure. I don't know what it is. Every single storm other than Barbara has struggled immensely. We've had a plethora of invests/disturbances and nothing has been able to really materialize.
NotSparta wrote:Kingarabian wrote:Well there's something up in the EPAC for sure. I don't know what it is. Every single storm other than Barbara has struggled immensely. We've had a plethora of invests/disturbances and nothing has been able to really materialize.
Same w/ WPAC, it's been behind. Definitely seems like a hemispheric thing, at least outside the IO
Kingarabian wrote:NotSparta wrote:Kingarabian wrote:Well there's something up in the EPAC for sure. I don't know what it is. Every single storm other than Barbara has struggled immensely. We've had a plethora of invests/disturbances and nothing has been able to really materialize.
Same w/ WPAC, it's been behind. Definitely seems like a hemispheric thing, at least outside the IO
Yeah I'm wondering if this will spill over into the Atlantic as we enter peak phase of the season.
AutoPenalti wrote:Mid-level dry air still screaming in the MDR, nothing is going to form especially with the MASSIVE sinking branch in place. I’d wager we might have to wait till the end of September-beginning of October before we see genesis, by then it might be too late since the MDR will be, climatologically, shut down.
This season is definitely back-loaded.
NotSparta wrote:AutoPenalti wrote:Mid-level dry air still screaming in the MDR, nothing is going to form especially with the MASSIVE sinking branch in place. I’d wager we might have to wait till the end of September-beginning of October before we see genesis, by then it might be too late since the MDR will be, climatologically, shut down.
This season is definitely back-loaded.
I've been hearing early September is when the sinking branch packs its bags for a while now, though
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