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Re: Hurricane Hermine Discussion
CMC much more in lone with current conditions, landfall in FL as 991mb TS, looks west too....
jmanley32- Senior Enthusiast
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http://www.stormvistawxmodels.com/img/cmc/current/12z/CMC_MSLPThickQPF_na_f84.png?1364096147
SNJ hit on the ggem
SNJ hit on the ggem
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Re: Hurricane Hermine Discussion
WOW CMC close to identical to GFS (stronger and more rain over the area, unreal, I don't recall that happening often. So GFS, CMC and NAM. Lets see if we get Euro to agree, 4 models would sell me, though it is only one run. Does this start the S & E trend now to get it a bit more over the ocean?
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Snow88 wrote:http://www.stormvistawxmodels.com/img/cmc/current/12z/CMC_MSLPThickQPF_na_f84.png?1364096147
SNJ hit on the ggem
actually skims coast, just offshore, may give it fuel on that run, hence a bit stronger.
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Re: Hurricane Hermine Discussion
strongest winds right over NYC area into southern CT and west into jersey.
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imagine if this was a snowstorm, my god we b buried....
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Re: Hurricane Hermine Discussion
I'm thinking coastal jersey needs to be on alert
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Re: Hurricane Hermine Discussion
Point pleasant beach has done nothing to beaches for protection no dunes or wall big trouble
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For comparison on GEM look at how far east it was at same time stamp on 00z. Wow
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This would effect whole area, big storm not just jersey, but yeah as for coastal in jersey b bad. Still since sANDY THEY DIDN'T LEARN THEIR LESSON?!!
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If these runs continue I see TS watches going up as soon as Friday for jersey to at least eastern tip LI.
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That is not a map of surface winds.jmanley32 wrote:strongest winds right over NYC area into southern CT and west into jersey.
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Quietace wrote:That is not a map of surface winds.jmanley32 wrote:strongest winds right over NYC area into southern CT and west into jersey.
I am aware, i was told that 850 winds are closer to surface winds in tropical systems no? I was thinking this may equate to 35-50mph sustained in the darkest areas. You always have criticize me dont u ace lol
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Yeah we will see. Plenty of lead time on this, plus Easterly fetch with 40-50 mph winds wouldn't be something we haven't seen before. Nothing to extreme.skinsfan1177 wrote:I'm thinking coastal jersey needs to be on alert
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jmanley32 wrote:This would effect whole area, big storm not just jersey, but yeah as for coastal in jersey b bad. Still since sANDY THEY DIDN'T LEARN THEIR LESSON?!!
No and it's not good homes still being lifted
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Quietace wrote:Yeah we will see. Plenty of lead time on this, plus Easterly fetch with 40-50 mph winds wouldn't be something we haven't seen before. Nothing to extreme.skinsfan1177 wrote:I'm thinking coastal jersey needs to be on alert
But you can;t let your guard down, if I have learned anything until these are named intensity is not really reliable, could be weaker could be stronger and a lot depends on how long it spends over land and if it re-emerges into atlantic. At this point I still think no solution is in place. Though having 3 12z models similar so far is a step in the right direction of getting a better idea.
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Its till best to use 10m wind. Those don't always get mixed down to the surface. Surface wind has a maximum between hour 72-96 between 40-50 knots and decreases as system move pole-ward.jmanley32 wrote:Quietace wrote:That is not a map of surface winds.jmanley32 wrote:strongest winds right over NYC area into southern CT and west into jersey.
I am aware, i was told that 850 winds are closer to surface winds in tropical systems no? I was thinking this may equate to 35-50mph sustained in the darkest areas. You always have criticize me dont u ace lol
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skinsfan1177 wrote:jmanley32 wrote:This would effect whole area, big storm not just jersey, but yeah as for coastal in jersey b bad. Still since sANDY THEY DIDN'T LEARN THEIR LESSON?!!
No and it's not good homes still being lifted
4 years, I mean really, I am sorry but thats just too much complacency. Theres bound to be something severe again in our lifetime, if not ours in the next generations.
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Quietace wrote:Its till best to use 10m wind. Those don't always get mixed down to the surface. Surface wind has a maximum between hour 72-96 between 40-50 knots and decreases as system move pole-ward.jmanley32 wrote:Quietace wrote:That is not a map of surface winds.jmanley32 wrote:strongest winds right over NYC area into southern CT and west into jersey.
I am aware, i was told that 850 winds are closer to surface winds in tropical systems no? I was thinking this may equate to 35-50mph sustained in the darkest areas. You always have criticize me dont u ace lol
I just like the pretty colors lol, so I was about right, I saw 64 kts so said prolly 35-50 and 40-50 mph sustained isn't anything to scoff, but also not severe. Gusts would b higher though. Assuming this played out exactly which we know it likely wont play by any rules. What do you use to see accurate surface winds? I find a lot of cmc maps do not seem accurate.
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Remember models have been awful with this system beyond 2-3days. Dont panic yet. solns are still shifting drastically run to run. In addition after landfall the system is liekly to undergo dynamic changes and will likely no longer be classified as purely tropical. So the initialization data is as a tropical entity that transitions. Once over land as dynamics change models may change soln yet again..maybe not but all Im saying is....
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sroc4 wrote:Remember models have been awful with this system beyond 2-3days. Dont panic yet. solns are still shifting drastically run to run. In addition after landfall the system is liekly to undergo dynamic changes and will likely no longer be classified as purely tropical. So the initialization data is as a tropical entity that transitions. Once over land as dynamics change models may change soln yet again..maybe not but all Im saying is....
Get some new material sroc lol, yeah the dynamic change will put a nitch in models, but if any preparations are needed, we need to have a decent idea a few days at least ahead of time, you said after landfall so I am thinking late thursday maybe Friday?
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Ukie now on board
http://meteocentre.com/models/explorateur.php?lang=en&map=na&run=12&mod=ukmet&stn=PNM&comp=1&run2=12&mod2=ukmet&stn2=PNM&hh2=096&fixhh=1&stn2_type=prog&mode=latest&yyyy=latest&mm=latest&dd=latest&hh=120
http://meteocentre.com/models/explorateur.php?lang=en&map=na&run=12&mod=ukmet&stn=PNM&comp=1&run2=12&mod2=ukmet&stn2=PNM&hh2=096&fixhh=1&stn2_type=prog&mode=latest&yyyy=latest&mm=latest&dd=latest&hh=120
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Re: Hurricane Hermine Discussion
Can we say a bit stronger than other models, ummm yes I know its 850mb but 938mb...really? If thats true ouch.
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Re: Hurricane Hermine Discussion
Other board I'm on many aren't making much of this
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Re: Hurricane Hermine Discussion
So what models are on board now with a no landfall?
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Re: Hurricane Hermine Discussion
As of 12z I do not think any.
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