Tropical 2023 Tropical thread

[Henry2326]

All the globals say "turning right at the light".
A handful of GFS ensemble say "might get through the red light". Long shot....but only need one.

 

[NoSnowATL]

Fishy storms. What’s new.

 

[Tornadocane]

Wave in the Bahamas has started to organize as it heads into the FL. Straights.

System appears to be gradually organizing over the past few hours, and an LLC appears to be developing SSE of Miami. Definite mid-level and upper-level vorticity over this area per satellite. Over the last several hours in Ft. Lauderdale, winds have picked up to 15-25 MPH. The Lower Level Clouds are moving quicker through the sky. There's an increasing chance that the system wraps up tomorrow morning.

https://radar.weather.gov/station/kamx/standard

 

[BHS1975]

System appears to be gradually organizing over the past few hours, and an LLC appears to be developing SSE of Miami. Definite mid-level and upper-level vorticity over this area per satellite. Over the last several hours in Ft. Lauderdale, winds have picked up to 15-25 MPH. The Lower Level Clouds are moving quicker through the sky. There's an increasing chance that the system wraps up tomorrow morning.

https://radar.weather.gov/station/kamx/standard

Meh. Even the 3k NAM doesn't do much with it. Could be some decent rain for TX though.


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[Henry2326]

 

[NoSnowATL]

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That looks like ?. Thank God we have a fake hurricane to track out west.

 

[Shaggy]

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To be honest that system that comes out of the carribbean could be slightly more intriguing. If it doesn't get captured by that trough and shoved several hundred miles east as depicted there then the building high could get it closer to the coast. That's what the 06z shows with a threat to NE and Canada.

It's the only small narrow window to get something interesting to track. It has to avoid that northeast turn for that long

 

[Brent]

Finally got rid of Emily at least

 

[Henry2326]

To be honest that system that comes out of the carribbean could be slightly more intriguing. If it doesn't get captured by that trough and shoved several hundred miles east as depicted there then the building high could get it closer to the coast. That's what the 06z shows with a threat to NE and Canada.

It's the only small narrow window to get something interesting to track. It has to avoid that northeast turn for that long

It's always about the placement of the turn. Stronger or weaker could stay more west or would it even matter?

 

[Henry2326]

Also watch TVCN/X-----thats where NHC will go with their forecast.
And the GFS ensemble took a bit of scramble from last night.

 

[Shaggy]

It's always about the placement of the turn. Stronger or weaker could stay more west or would it even matter?

It always matters to some degree. Look back at Florence when she was way out forecast to make the turn but ended up missing the trough. The models literally had a 900 mile shift in just a few runs.

 

[SD]

Well the 12z euro is interesting

 

[Snowfan]

Well the 12z euro is interesting

Yep

 

[SD]

Yep

Not the easiest way to get there with the parent vort getting started in the pacific jumping central America then getting going in the carribbean/gulf. Historically these system has stayed in the pacific or gotten so tangled in C America/Yucatan there's not much consequence

 

[lexxnchloe]

Yep

The atlantic cane came much further west

 

[lexxnchloe]

The euro at least makes things much more interesting

 

[Henry2326]

 

[Brent]

Likely gonna be Franklin

 

[Henry2326]

90L got that look.....

 

[Brent]

 

[Tornadocane]

Hillary is dumping on Palm Springs, CA.

 

[Bham 99]

Hillary is dumping on Palm Springs, CA.

That's a great place to visit.

 

[Snowfan]

 

[Tornadocane]

That's wild. Then they had a 4.5, 5.0, and 4.0.

 

[NCSNOW]

Carribean gyre looks legit on current sat. Way better than Franklin,Emily. See if it pulses down overnight

 

[Snowfan]

 

[Chazwin]

That's wild. Then they had a 4.5, 5.0, and 4.0.

Seriously what are the odds of Southern California getting an earthquake and a tropical storm with in a few hours of each other?

 

[Snowfan]

 

[vsublazer]

Flooding | Pacific Northwest Seismic Network

The PNSN is the authoritative seismic network for Washington and Oregon state.

pnsn.org

This explains how flooding can trigger earthquakes in the region. Read somewhere a few days that this was an unspoken event that could occur due to the fault lines in the area.

 

[Arcc]

That look at day ten on the Euro is the look that has popped the GOM coast in recent years.

 

[Loganville Winter]

Seriously what are the odds of Southern California getting an earthquake and a tropical storm with in a few hours of each other?

Pretty good if they get the tropical storm. They have earthquakes all the time. Daily for weeks at a time sometimes.

 

[NCSNOW]

 

[NCSNOW]

My Carribean gyre yesterday was Franklin. Gert is the mess east of the islands. Thought they had named it Franklin. Nonetheless. Franklin looks very healthy (moreso today)

 

[NoSnowATL]

HAHA

 

[NoSnowATL]

 

[mrdaddyman]

One of these days someone is going to figure out that the GFS shouldn't run past 240 hours.

 

[lexxnchloe]

huge change on the gfs

 

[NoSnowATL]

One of these days someone is going to figure out that the GFS shouldn't run past 240 hours.

Shouldn't go past 72hrs.

 

[Chazwin]

One of these days someone is going to figure out that the GFS shouldn't run past 240 hours.

I think 240 hours is pushing it. I would say 168. It’s amazing how many people take it for gospel in the extended

 

[Rain Cold]

huge change on the gfs

That's the same image from 6 weeks ago. What has changed?