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Re: ATL: DELTA - Models
06z HMON h90 Cat 3 SELA Friday, slight shift west
https://imgur.com/a/3NlgCLo
https://imgur.com/a/3NlgCLo
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stormlover2013 wrote:Hwrf shifted west also
With trough shear near lanfall dropping Delta to Cat 2
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NDG wrote:Here we go again with the Euro ensembles, I am sure is going to make people in TX nervous again like it did with Laura. Don't buy into them, at least not yet.
https://i.imgur.com/mnvbDH3.png
The EPS is typically biased to the west with systems curving into the mid-latitudes, so landfall would be likely closer to Franklin–Morgan City vs. Cameron.
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stormlover2013 wrote:Hwrf shifted west also
HWRF h96 slower too landfall Sat
https://imgur.com/a/Kydvqd2
https://imgur.com/a/scWqU1y
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Shell Mound wrote:NDG wrote:Here we go again with the Euro ensembles, I am sure is going to make people in TX nervous again like it did with Laura. Don't buy into them, at least not yet.
https://i.imgur.com/mnvbDH3.png
The EPS is typically biased to the west with systems curving into the mid-latitudes, so landfall would be likely closer to Franklin–Morgan City vs. Cameron.
Euro has struggled all year heck all models have, maybe euro gets this one right but prob not but who knows
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stormlover2013 wrote:Shell Mound wrote:NDG wrote:Here we go again with the Euro ensembles, I am sure is going to make people in TX nervous again like it did with Laura. Don't buy into them, at least not yet.
https://i.imgur.com/mnvbDH3.png
The EPS is typically biased to the west with systems curving into the mid-latitudes, so landfall would be likely closer to Franklin–Morgan City vs. Cameron.
Euro has struggled all year heck all models have, maybe euro gets this one right but prob not but who knows
Yep, the Euro has definitely lost its crown this year. It is now nothing but another model to consider into a final solution but not with the weight it used to have in years past. Sometimes in the very short term it has done well with systems this year.
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stormlover2013 wrote:But maybe it’s on to something now who knows it’s 2020
Maybe . . . One thing is for sure, and that is once again an awful long stretch of coastline is on their toes watching another hurricane wondering where it will end up. These things will definitely age you way before your time!
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stormlover2013 wrote:06 euro running now
Didn't last Euro run have Delta making landfall in basically the same area as Laura? Geez they surely don't need anything like that!!!

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NDG wrote:Here we go again with the Euro ensembles, I am sure is going to make people in TX nervous again like it did with Laura. Don't buy into them, at least not yet.
https://i.imgur.com/mnvbDH3.png
I'm sorry brother but there's no reason not to. The trend has been west, west, west. Texas is definitely in play now. This is not like Laura with the east then west flip flops.
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SoupBone wrote:NDG wrote:Here we go again with the Euro ensembles, I am sure is going to make people in TX nervous again like it did with Laura. Don't buy into them, at least not yet.
https://i.imgur.com/mnvbDH3.png
I'm sorry brother but there's no reason not to. The trend has been west, west, west. Texas is definitely in play now. This is not like Laura with the east then west flip flops.
The much trusted pack still don't agree with the Euro unless the trends continue west during the day today.

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The westward shift by the Euro ensembles has stopped, at least for now.


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SoupBone wrote:NDG wrote:Here we go again with the Euro ensembles, I am sure is going to make people in TX nervous again like it did with Laura. Don't buy into them, at least not yet.
https://i.imgur.com/mnvbDH3.png
I'm sorry brother but there's no reason not to. The trend has been west, west, west. Texas is definitely in play now. This is not like Laura with the east then west flip flops.
I'm not worried here in Houston about this storm. The Euro has had a significant west bias especially this year. Until the other models besides the GFS-Para show a TX threat, I won't be too concerned about us. I do worry though for our neighbors in LA. They do not need another hurricane this year.
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Re: ATL: DELTA - Models
Here is the entire 06z ECMWF run, remains on the western side of the guidance envelope:


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USTropics wrote:Here is the entire 06z ECMWF run, remains on the western side of the guidance envelope:
https://i.ibb.co/mqPjCfy/9-km-ECMWF-Global-00z-12z-3-Hourly-Gulf-of-Mexico-850-h-Pa-Rel-Vorticity.gif
At least a good illustration on how Gamma's remnants will be absorbed by Delta.
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NAM 12km @ 75h is heading for Morgan City as a weakening 970's system (Cat 2 probably). Majority of the rain is offshore through that point.
https://www.tropicaltidbits.com/analysi ... 0612&fh=75
https://www.tropicaltidbits.com/analysi ... 0612&fh=75
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NAM 3km has it at 912mb at 60 hours. Haha. I don't think there's a chance in hell we will have a sub 920 storm in 60 hours (maybe before that, but not at 60). It's always good for entertainment value though. I promise that if this happens, the next 10 times I was going to say, "but it's the NAM", I'll replace that with "Why yes. It's the NAM."
https://www.tropicaltidbits.com/analysi ... 0612&fh=60
https://www.tropicaltidbits.com/analysi ... 0612&fh=60
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Steve wrote:NAM 3km has it at 912mb at 60 hours. Haha. I don't think there's a chance in hell we will have a sub 920 storm in 60 hours (maybe before that, but not at 60). It's always good for entertainment value though. I promise that if this happens, the next 10 times I was going to say, "but it's the NAM", I'll replace that with "Why yes. It's the NAM."
https://www.tropicaltidbits.com/analysi ... 0612&fh=60
we all know the nam this far out is way wrong.
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