Pre-event western NC early as MONDAY on the GFS.
wuh?Pre-event western NC early as MONDAY on the GFS.
Upslope rains break out before from south-west Virginia to Georgia mountains well in advance. Dry Charlotte to GSP south and east until the main event.wuh?
Sorry it's been a long day I got it backwards sorry about that.
I deleted all references to it being slower.
FWIW 0z Gfs shows exact same track as the 18z Navgem?
I would toss this silly run. Huge flood and major inland impact. Unlikely IMO and too far out.
The slower it is to make landfall the more I think it will have time for the trough to catch up with it and it will make a sharp NE turnIt's not silly. It's just as reasonable a run as any other at this time frame. Most models are showing a slow down and recurve after landfall.
I know what your saying, but not one model had it in the gulf tonight so far lolWith a blend with all the models, I can easily see south/central Florida landfall. It still has a pretty decent chance of crossing over into the gulf, and how far west it goes before the turn will be the big question when that time gets here
I know what your saying, but not one model had it in the gulf tonight so far lol
That's why I was saying "pretty good chance" lolI know what your saying, but not one model had it in the gulf tonight so far lol
If you can tell sir it’s feeling the weakness off trough as it approaches landfall and slow down.Since were on the "north/south" here, CMC is little south at landfall
I do understand that sir, I was talking about at "Landfall", i was not saying anything about feeling the weakness of the trough. I do understand what's going on here and I do understand and aware that this storm will ride the east coast and take a visit in your back yardIf you can tell sir it’s feeling the weakness off trough as it approaches landfall and slow down.
Your are talking 0z gefs right? My is only 17% loaded right now. Yours is fast0Z GEFS: most members holds onto a move through FL into the Gulf before turning north. Way different than the operational. Keep in mind that the operational is the FV3 whereas the GEFS is based on an older version. That sometimes may explain when there is a big discrepancy. Remember that the FV3 has a significant SE troughing bias, which may explain why its 0Z run is so far N.
Your are talking 0z gefs right? My is only 17% loaded right now. Yours is fast
0Z GEFS: most members holds onto a move through FL into the Gulf before turning north. Way different than the operational. Keep in mind that the operational is the FV3 whereas the GEFS is based on an older version. That sometimes may explain when there is a big discrepancy. Remember that the FV3 has a significant SE troughing bias, which may explain why its 0Z run is so far N.
00z HMON continuing to be inconsistent from run to run smh. It's similar to 00z Canadian, slowly crawling NNW up through FL. Meanwhile, 00z HWRF is still going balls to the wall crazy on the wind intensity, 171.2 kts Sunday afternoon as Dorian approaches FL. That's just south of 200mph, no big deal.
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Thats at 850 mb(aloft) just to be fair but its still no joke