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Tropical Tropical Storm Cindy

I agree. I would say that this has been interesting to watch so far, but I would say that the NAVGEM has been probably the better model out of them all. It seems to know where the other models will go. The Euro caved to a US solution, while the others caved to a more west solution and I bet the convergence is Between Texas and Mobile.
Yeah, GFS and GFS Para 12z is a hit at the same area, around New Orleans/MS area
 
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Hey! If nothing else, and at the very least, this is a good dress rehearsal just to shake off the cobwebs and reacquaint with models and concepts not used since last October ... we'll build on and benefit from this re-education during the coming Sept/Oct, no doubt ... :confused:
 
12z euro still into Texas but it takes it much further north into the central gulf vs previous runs

Edit: just looked at 00z euro . Looks similar . Didn't realize


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12z euro still into Texas but it takes it much further north into the central gulf vs previous runs

Edit: just looked at 00z euro . Looks similar . Didn't realize


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Euro could trend north abit more closer to the gfs and gfs para.Central gulf coast impact
 
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-lang="en"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Deep tropical moisture will stream into Gulf coast states on the backside of likely tropical storm. Heavy rainfall major coastal threat. <a href="https://t.co/s9xKKYGG9h">pic.twitter.com/s9xKKYGG9h</a></p>&mdash; Ryan Maue (@RyanMaue) <a href="">June 18, 2017</a></blockquote>
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Euro could trend north abit more closer to the gfs and gfs para.Central gulf coast impact

Anything is possible but I still favor the euro solution for now. Regardless of track as Webber pointed out. It's very possible moisture levels increase this week across the southeast


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Even if 93L doesn't directly make landfall in the southeastern US, it seems plausible that a large proportion of its moisture will stream northward into the southeastern US next week...
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Certainly does look that way. I'm all for the rain here. We need it to end this drought. Looking at the temperatures by the GFS and the CMC since I can't look at the Euro's, they both show as this system moves close to the coast a large inflow of moisture and cooler temperatures.
 
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