AutoPenalti wrote:
Threading the needle.

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Steve wrote:AutoPenalti wrote:Something to think about as well, the stronger this becomes, the more likely this could pull north and either graze the islands or completely disrupt its core as it landfalls in Hispanola.
Maybe. 500mb shows it travelling around the periphery of high pressure. No matter how strong it got, it's not going to go through the heart of that. It has to go around. However, GFS continues to pulse the high so a Charley type hook back doesn't look that likely based on what it seems to be indicating is going to happen. You'd expect more of a hit toward the central Panhandle than on the SW Coast. What gives it its eastern component is a shortwave back by Missouri. That's not really the configuration for that directional movement it's showing. Of course landfall interaction can pull it in as well which I'm not discounting. I'm just not sure that GFS is super realistic for a week out. It might be close though.
Here's the 500 at Hour 162 (1 am CDT next Wednesday). You can run the forward from there and see the upper pattern's evolution.
https://www.tropicaltidbits.com/analysi ... 012&fh=162
AutoPenalti wrote:
Threading the needle.
AxaltaRacing24 wrote:Hypercane_Kyle wrote:Euro is significantly underestimating the short-term development of 97L and has consistently been playing catch-up. 12z Euro initialization is significantly stronger vs 24 hours ago.
https://i.imgur.com/bbMEIDh.png
So, like the normal Euro since 2020?
captainbarbossa19 wrote:AutoPenalti wrote:
Threading the needle.
This run is very close to Jamaica.
AutoPenalti wrote:Steve wrote:AutoPenalti wrote:Something to think about as well, the stronger this becomes, the more likely this could pull north and either graze the islands or completely disrupt its core as it landfalls in Hispanola.
Maybe. 500mb shows it travelling around the periphery of high pressure. No matter how strong it got, it's not going to go through the heart of that. It has to go around. However, GFS continues to pulse the high so a Charley type hook back doesn't look that likely based on what it seems to be indicating is going to happen. You'd expect more of a hit toward the central Panhandle than on the SW Coast. What gives it its eastern component is a shortwave back by Missouri. That's not really the configuration for that directional movement it's showing. Of course landfall interaction can pull it in as well which I'm not discounting. I'm just not sure that GFS is super realistic for a week out. It might be close though.
Here's the 500 at Hour 162 (1 am CDT next Wednesday). You can run the forward from there and see the upper pattern's evolution.
https://www.tropicaltidbits.com/analysi ... 012&fh=162
There's still SE Cuba and the Peninsula.
Blown Away wrote:https://i.imgur.com/uUH5bmL.gif
12 Euro into Hispaniola... Significant NE shift in the 12z models...
Blown Away wrote:https://i.imgur.com/uUH5bmL.gif
12 Euro into Hispaniola... Significant NE shift in the 12z models...
aspen wrote:This is the strongest HWRF run so far, as 97L/Elsa is able to thread the gap between Hispaniola, Jamaica, and Cuba. Looks like it could finish the run as a 950s Cat 3.
Such a track between the islands is unlikely, mainly due to how hard it is to get a track that perfect, and how the models don’t have a defined center to latch onto yet.
Shell Mound wrote:aspen wrote:This is the strongest HWRF run so far, as 97L/Elsa is able to thread the gap between Hispaniola, Jamaica, and Cuba. Looks like it could finish the run as a 950s Cat 3.
Such a track between the islands is unlikely, mainly due to how hard it is to get a track that perfect, and how the models don’t have a defined center to latch onto yet.
Expect the GFS, HWRF, and HMON to go from a strengthening hurricane to a middling TS over the islands as soon as reconnaissance and NHC initialise a true LLC.
Cat5James wrote:Worth noting the CMC now brings this into SW FL
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