GFS and Euro seem to have this devoid of convection until about 72 hours once it nears 50W.

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Ivanhater wrote:Gfs and Euro in excellent agreement this morning of this heading into Central America, especially this far out.
Kingarabian wrote:00z Euro will be into Central America as well. Discrepancy between the GFS/Euro and CMC/ICON is that the latter likely don't weaken the wave significantly within the next 72 hours.
GFS and Euro seem to have this devoid of convection until about 72 hours once it nears 50W.
https://i.imgur.com/WWbgFlO.gif
wxman57 wrote:Made another track as an interpolation between 00Z Euro and GFS runs. First part of track (east of Caribbean) is almost right on the 12Z track of yesterday. Latter part in SW Caribbean is about a degree south of yesterday's. Note the 20kt movement starting later today. Waves often look great leaving Africa but struggle as they accelerate west. I indicated potential winds next to each forecast line.
http://wxman57.com/images/Bonnie00Z24.JPG
Blown Away wrote:wxman57 wrote:Made another track as an interpolation between 00Z Euro and GFS runs. First part of track (east of Caribbean) is almost right on the 12Z track of yesterday. Latter part in SW Caribbean is about a degree south of yesterday's. Note the 20kt movement starting later today. Waves often look great leaving Africa but struggle as they accelerate west. I indicated potential winds next to each forecast line.
http://wxman57.com/images/Bonnie00Z24.JPG
Thanks Wxman57. FYI, your avatar is broken?
wxman57 wrote:Made another track as an interpolation between 00Z Euro and GFS runs. First part of track (east of Caribbean) is almost right on the 12Z track of yesterday. Latter part in SW Caribbean is about a degree south of yesterday's. Note the 20kt movement starting later today. Waves often look great leaving Africa but struggle as they accelerate west. I indicated potential winds next to each forecast line.
http://wxman57.com/images/Bonnie00Z24.JPG
ScottNAtlanta wrote:https://www.tropicaltidbits.com/storminfo/94L_intensity_latest.png
Iceresistance wrote:ScottNAtlanta wrote:https://www.tropicaltidbits.com/storminfo/94L_intensity_latest.png
Goodness! When was the last time something like this was shown in a June/July system?
kevin wrote:12z GFS is slower both in terms of westward motion as well as in terms of development. It isn't until after the invest reaches the islands that it comes together and it only really gets going in the middle of the Caribbean Sea. But after that it intensifies rapidly and has intensified to 962 mbar at +210 hours, even stronger than 06z was at landfall (973mb). It's also going further north this run, still hasn't made landfall at +210.
aspen wrote:CMC once again develops 94L before the islands, but at 144hrs it looks further south than at the same time in prior runs. Maybe a trend towards the GFS/Euro track. Such a scenario would probably have the highest intensity potential, since it would’ve already spent a day or two getting itself together before crossing 65-70W.
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