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Calling all EXPERT METS

#1 Postby wxcrazytwo » Tue Aug 09, 2005 2:40 pm

I have a few questions for ya:

1. Is Irene Intensifying?
2. Where will it go, since it has passed the 50 degree line?
3. Will it turn NW, because it is intensifying, if any?
4. If it is intensifying, and because the timing of it, will it go poleward (meaning northwes)? and
5. If it does shoot westward, then NW, will this make the models look disgraceful, since all the models were trendingn this sucker fishy??ALL COMMENTS WELCOME, I GUESS... :wink:
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#2 Postby wxcrazytwo » Tue Aug 09, 2005 2:45 pm

Wow, no takers. I guess no one knows... :roll:
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#3 Postby dwg71 » Tue Aug 09, 2005 2:45 pm

1. Yes
2. NHC track shows a track that will reach as far west as 70W and then head out to sea.
3. It is forecast to turn NW. in about 48 - 72 Hours.
4. Intensity would lead toward the poles, but its not the dominate steering feature.
5. Models performance is still up in the air. Its a depression, models cant forecast them with as much accuracy as more developed storms. So I would say disgraceful, no.
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#4 Postby wxcrazytwo » Tue Aug 09, 2005 2:46 pm

dwg71 wrote:1. Yes
2. NHC track shows a track that will reach as far west as 70W and then head out to sea.
3. It is forecast to turn NW. in about 48 - 72 Hours.
4. Intensity would lead toward the poles, but its not the dominate steering feature.
5. Models performance is still up in the air. Its a depression, models cant forecast them with as much accuracy as more developed storms. So I would say disgraceful, no.


Thanks, dude..
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Re: Calling all EXPERT METS

#5 Postby deltadog03 » Tue Aug 09, 2005 2:48 pm

wxcrazytwo wrote:I have a few questions for ya:

1. Is Irene Intensifying?
2. Where will it go, since it has passed the 50 degree line?
3. Will it turn NW, because it is intensifying, if any?
4. If it is intensifying, and because the timing of it, will it go poleward (meaning northwes)? and
5. If it does shoot westward, then NW, will this make the models look disgraceful, since all the models were trendingn this sucker fishy??ALL COMMENTS WELCOME, I GUESS... :wink:


well i am in school to be one so here is my best guess..
1. yes, re-organizing first
2. not sure
3. depends on the ridge building in
4. again 3's answer
5. not really, cuz its really a crapshoot...there are 3 models shooting west
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Re: Calling all EXPERT METS

#6 Postby dwg71 » Tue Aug 09, 2005 2:50 pm

deltadog03 wrote:
wxcrazytwo wrote:I have a few questions for ya:

1. Is Irene Intensifying?
2. Where will it go, since it has passed the 50 degree line?
3. Will it turn NW, because it is intensifying, if any?
4. If it is intensifying, and because the timing of it, will it go poleward (meaning northwes)? and
5. If it does shoot westward, then NW, will this make the models look disgraceful, since all the models were trendingn this sucker fishy??ALL COMMENTS WELCOME, I GUESS... :wink:


well i am in school to be one so here is my best guess..
1. yes, re-organizing first
2. not sure
3. depends on the ridge building in
4. again 3's answer
5. not really, cuz its really a crapshoot...there are 3 models shooting west


BAM models and the NHC in house are not reliable with a storm in this area. The BAM models are deep tropics models, and NHC model is on crack. There isnt much reliable model guidence out there.
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#7 Postby deltadog03 » Tue Aug 09, 2005 3:21 pm

the bam models are designed for the depth of a storm not locations on where the storm happens to be.... bamS is good for weak/shallow systems....bamM is for a TD/TS...and bamD is good for hurricanes...get the facts correct please before you post something like that...here is the link on the tropical models i suggest you read them..

http://www.hurricanealley.net/hurmdls.htm
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#8 Postby dwg71 » Tue Aug 09, 2005 3:25 pm

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I would remind everyone that the BAMM/BAMD models are generally not the best ones to use out of the deep tropics. They don't really employ much in the way of physics. And they both assume a strong tropical storm.
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#9 Postby ROCK » Tue Aug 09, 2005 9:34 pm

deltadog03 wrote:the bam models are designed for the depth of a storm not locations on where the storm happens to be.... bamS is good for weak/shallow systems....bamM is for a TD/TS...and bamD is good for hurricanes...get the facts correct please before you post something like that...here is the link on the tropical models i suggest you read them..

http://www.hurricanealley.net/hurmdls.htm



Amen to that.....

can't help remember the quote "give it up boys its a fish" few days ago. That crow is going to taste good huh.... :lol:
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