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Re: 2016 Tropical Cyclone Discussions
If one wants to see a devastating hit by a major hurricane along the east coast, you need to see a slower moving storm like the EURO depicts. In doing so it misses the first trough and would of surely shown a capture/phase with the second deep trough approaching if the model run would of continued. On the other hand, you have a faster moving storm on the GFS thus an OTS solution. Its all about timing and things should become much clearer by this weekend.amugs wrote:Difference is what I have showed in my post yesterday that SIR SROC (love that medieval style name) pointed to. Euro 500mb pattern - the trough in the west/midwest is deep and HP raised height sare over SE CAN - block the storm from barreling OTS - 1034 HP is a stout ridge.
Lots of time and we must learn that they depicted such for Hermine and it got 75 more east than modelled
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I do not want to bash any forums as I think that's against rules too so I take back my comment. Just people saying there are def trends and this is def OTS etc. I know it won't necessarily take a Sandy track but there are also other ways this could have a really bad hit on us if things come together right, do not need a sandy track to get a really bad hurricane. I hear ya skins and I wish hurricanes did not fascinate me so much but the fact is I am amazed by what they can do unfortunately it causes a lot of sadness destruction and possible loss of life. Living inland I guess it does not show me the real problems that those on the shore suffer. So while I do not wish harm on anyone I am kinda crazy in that I would like to see a massive hurricane once in my life. Sandy was not really a hurricane however she certainly packed a punch storm surge wise and did have decent winds, this could pack a much higher wind impact if intensity is correct, but who knows at this pt.
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I see yes it would def get picked up by the looks of that. The GFS vs. Euro, gee where have we seen that b4....nutleyblizzard wrote:If one wants to see a devastating hit by a major hurricane along the east coast, you need to see a slower moving storm like the EURO depicts. In doing so it misses the first trough and would of surely shown a capture/phase with the second deep trough approaching if the model run would of continued. On the other hand, you have a faster moving storm on the GFS thus an OTS solution. Its all about timing and things should become much clearer by this weekend.amugs wrote:Difference is what I have showed in my post yesterday that SIR SROC (love that medieval style name) pointed to. Euro 500mb pattern - the trough in the west/midwest is deep and HP raised height sare over SE CAN - block the storm from barreling OTS - 1034 HP is a stout ridge.
Lots of time and we must learn that they depicted such for Hermine and it got 75 more east than modelled
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Al the 12z GFS actually heads OTS then retrogrades back towards the cape then back OTS, wild run there, I do not buy any of it past the carribbean. I think I am trusting somewhat in the euro on this one, not same but some things similar to sandy and the euro was near spot on. Lets see who wins out. CMC also not playing on EC threat as I stated b4.
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algae888 wrote:Scott yes i expect this to slow down as the pattern is becoming very amplified over the next 7-10 days. Euro is much slower than gfs with cmc in between. Jman euro looks like there could be a capture as trough over central us goes neg. However to have a sandy like outcome many many things have to time out just right. Thats why sandy is a 1 in a 100 year storm. Still possible but odds are probably less than 10%. Still a long ways to go and all outcomes still on the table. Lets just hope matthew stays weak or is ots.
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amugs wrote:algae888 wrote:Scott yes i expect this to slow down as the pattern is becoming very amplified over the next 7-10 days. Euro is much slower than gfs with cmc in between. Jman euro looks like there could be a capture as trough over central us goes neg. However to have a sandy like outcome many many things have to time out just right. Thats why sandy is a 1 in a 100 year storm. Still possible but odds are probably less than 10%. Still a long ways to go and all outcomes still on the table. Lets just hope matthew stays weak or is ots.
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Like bill? It may not be a coincidence mugs son name is Matthew, mugs if this happens its fully your families responsibility to clean up the aftermath or your son as I am sure he has to for his room, jk.
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After reviewing today's 12z guidance, my interest level is increasing and we may have to begin taking this seriously by the end of this week. Check out 500mb height anonalies on the EURO. The trough in the central US is already negatively tilted as Hurricane Matthew approaches Florida. There is a semblance of a 50/50 block with a stout ridge over the Northeast. We'll see where things stand in a couple of days, but even individual ensemble members show some threatening solutions.
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Ensemble 51 of euro has wcs 948mb cane due north into li....
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MANY ENSEMBLES are concerning for US landfall & EC
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frank so ate u thinking euro is go b the model of best guess here?Frank_Wx wrote:After reviewing today's 12z guidance, my interest level is increasing and we may have to begin taking this seriously by the end of this week. Check out 500mb height anonalies on the EURO. The trough in the central US is already negatively tilted as Hurricane Matthew approaches Florida. There is a semblance of a 50/50 block with a stout ridge over the Northeast. We'll see where things stand in a couple of days, but even individual ensemble members show some threatening solutions.
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red is damn intense. Most into gulf I dunno if I buy thst. I'm thinking we see ensembles consolidate more east from gom. Just a hunch.amugs wrote:MANY ENSEMBLES are concerning for US landfall & EC
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18z gfs initially looks ots but it appears it might b turning gor a tetrograde. The hp over it is strong.
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18z gfs markedly more to the west by at least several hundred miles. Not gr8 at guessing miles. Can't post am mobile. Is it really plausible to have a major go due north all the way up to 40n! Sget suggest that.
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GFS retrogrades to the cape after crushing Bermuda
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Ok I can't really a recurve hybrid as big as sandy into Maine that's incredible.
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Is that a secondary low at 982 MB's that forms to the west of the hurricane and is due south of LI?
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That's one crazy senario I think we see this south but sandy solutions are surfacing. Let's see ensembles.
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This is a crazy scenerio
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All EC or offshore ensembles.....
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Models are starting to trend with the high to the north pressing down in a more favorable position which is slowing down Mathew enough till the second trough catches up and captures it. The 12z EURO clearly showed it even though the run did not go out far enough. The GFS showed it, though it retrograded too late for a direct impact on us. The big question is this a ominous trend or just one of many potential scenario model runs to come? At the very least this will most definitely wake up this forum with all the model tracking that will be going on.
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jmanley32 wrote:red is damn intense. Most into gulf I dunno if I buy thst. I'm thinking we see ensembles consolidate more east from gom. Just a hunch.amugs wrote:MANY ENSEMBLES are concerning for US landfall & EC
The image above was the 00z, here is the 12z with even more EC hits right into the area. Note all red even up to the area, very strong. Many into gulf but more moved the the EC.
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nutleyblizzard wrote:Models are starting to trend with the high to the north pressing down in a more favorable position which is slowing down Mathew enough till the second trough catches up and captures it. The 12z EURO clearly showed it even though the run did not go out far enough. The GFS showed it, though it retrograded too late for a direct impact on us. The big question is this a ominous trend or just one of many potential scenario model runs to come? At the very least this will most definitely wake up this forum with all the model tracking that will be going on.
The ensembles go far enough out and let me tell you some of the hits on the area are unimaginable...
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Yes they are. The one thing we need to remember is this potential is still at least ten days away. A lot can change in that time. On the other hand models sometimes sniff out the big ticket storms from far out in time. Sandy and the blizzard of 96 comes to mind.jmanley32 wrote:nutleyblizzard wrote:Models are starting to trend with the high to the north pressing down in a more favorable position which is slowing down Mathew enough till the second trough catches up and captures it. The 12z EURO clearly showed it even though the run did not go out far enough. The GFS showed it, though it retrograded too late for a direct impact on us. The big question is this a ominous trend or just one of many potential scenario model runs to come? At the very least this will most definitely wake up this forum with all the model tracking that will be going on.
The ensembles go far enough out and let me tell you some of the hits on the area are unimaginable...
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Like Frank said let's see by week ends how this looks. I got one will just track and see because models have been awful
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nutleyblizzard wrote:Yes they are. The one thing we need to remember is this potential is still at least ten days away. A lot can change in that time. On the other hand models sometimes sniff out the big ticket storms from far out in time. Sandy and the blizzard of 96 comes to mind.jmanley32 wrote:nutleyblizzard wrote:Models are starting to trend with the high to the north pressing down in a more favorable position which is slowing down Mathew enough till the second trough catches up and captures it. The 12z EURO clearly showed it even though the run did not go out far enough. The GFS showed it, though it retrograded too late for a direct impact on us. The big question is this a ominous trend or just one of many potential scenario model runs to come? At the very least this will most definitely wake up this forum with all the model tracking that will be going on.
The ensembles go far enough out and let me tell you some of the hits on the area are unimaginable...
Oh I know, I understand those ensembles are 10+ days out, earliest one is about 8 days out. Ensenble e2 has a 938mb hurricane (cat 3/4?) into NYC around Franks banner time frame, so does e51, many others traverse the coast some go in GOM, which even those much further out give us remnants. I have a bad feeling that this is being felt out early and we may see more consolidation on the EC, totally guessing at this pt. but this one no matter what is gonna be huge, size and likely wind field. It will probably be a TS in the next few days, intensity models have it as soon as 24 hrs.
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skinsfan1177 wrote:Like Frank said let's see by week ends how this looks. I got one will just track and see because models have been awful
True, models may not be any help in such a complicated system and upper level pattern.
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Hurricane hunters will be flying out tomorrow which in turn will ingest updated info into the models such as upper air patterns in and around the system.jmanley32 wrote:skinsfan1177 wrote:Like Frank said let's see by week ends how this looks. I got one will just track and see because models have been awful
True, models may not be any help in such a complicated system and upper level pattern.
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