0Z King for the wave still inside W Africa looks like that aggressive run from the other day that was moving steadily westward:
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Where do you get a graph like that at?
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Tropical 2020 Atlantic Hurricane Season Discussion
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Where do you get a graph like that at?
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smast16
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2004.
Looking at what I think is a never ending train of storms coming from Africa in the next two weeks (longer on the GFS.) The system I’m more concerned about has yet to emerge off the African coast. (May be Vicky.) Paulette’s course, and the NAR placement will have a impact where this system will move. It’s ire similar to Irene a couple of years ago. I have notice the ridges over Europe has been weakening and is allowing the Northeast ridge to move further east. This will impact Paulette and may cause her to loop in the middle of the Atlantic. Need to keep an eye on those ridges next couple of days.
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Dawgdaze22
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Looking at what I think is a never ending train of storms coming from Africa in the next two weeks (longer on the GFS.) The system I’m more concerned about has yet to emerge off the African coast. (May be Vicky.) Paulette’s course, and the NAR placement will have a impact where this system will move. It’s ire similar to Irene a couple of years ago. I have notice the ridges over Europe has been weakening and is allowing the Northeast ridge to move further east. This will impact Paulette and may cause her to loop in the middle of the Atlantic. Need to keep an eye on those ridges next couple of days.
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That 966 over PR! Oh boy. pay attention to that one. And we can’t rest on Paulette yet
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Brent
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This supposedly ends up near Florida in the later frames beyond 300 hours (for some reason tidbits crashed)
Dawgdaze22
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Shaggy
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Wonder how much this will change
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Atleast 4 times a day for the next 7 days
Henry2326
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Multiply that by 5 different models, and 20 different versions every day for the next 7 days....lol
(GFS, EURO, CMC, ICON, UK)
MichaelAndrews
Member
Michael Vibes.... lets hope this track changes 7000 times over the next few weeks
Henry2326
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Webberweather53
Meteorologist
?
Henry2326
Member
Literally coming from every direction where there is ocean....
Webberweather53
Meteorologist
It's all from the wave that's fixing to leave the coast of Africa in 2-3 days.
Dawgdaze22
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Over/under on how many more US landfalls this season.. 1.5??
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NoSnowATL
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3-4 from the looks of it. Late September looks busy and I’ll bet October will as well.
lexxnchloe
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I read the one at 12z today isnt like that at all.Looking at what I think is a never ending train of storms coming from Africa in the next two weeks (longer on the GFS.) The system I’m more concerned about has yet to emerge off the African coast. (May be Vicky.) Paulette’s course, and the NAR placement will have a impact where this system will move. It’s ire similar to Irene a couple of years ago. I have notice the ridges over Europe has been weakening and is allowing the Northeast ridge to move further east. This will impact Paulette and may cause her to loop in the middle of the Atlantic. Need to keep an eye on those ridges next couple of days.
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Shaggy
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Ugh.....if that comes to pass i see plenty of late night model watching.
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Brick Tamland
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Laura was the exception, but looks like most of the systems don't want anything to do with landfall here.
12z EPS spaghetti plots. Still looks like most of the action is OTS, however the 3 members that go into NC raises an eyebrow.
