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Tropical 2023 Tropical thread

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Hopefully the season isnt done

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The one east of FLA went due west and the BOC one hits TX. JB has been saying the MJO will end the MDR but favor in close


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3 very powerful systems across the world.

Franklin, idalia and super typhoon saola
 

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NoSnowATL said:
Go to TT, click north Atlantic. run the loop. Its not, I'm looking at 6z not Oz.
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Where do you think that image came from?? Lol You must be looking at the GFS or something else but the 0z Euro has Idalia sit out by Bermuda for a while then loops back and sits off the NE coast at D10

edit: Ok I think I see you said that lol. Go get another cup of coffee ?
 
lexxnchloe said:
High pressure over the NE can lead to lower pressures in the sw atlantic
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Interesting. Normally the phase “ridge over troubled waters” implies a large expansive Atlantic ridge and a Cape Verde threat to the mainland US. That model he posted does not show that.
 
Just random thoughts and I may be way off but if severe weather, which used to occur in April/May seems to be occurring later in the year here recently. Could we see a shift in peak tropical activity to later than September 10th-11th?
 
Arcc said:
Interesting. Normally the phase “ridge over troubled waters” implies a large expansive Atlantic ridge and a Cape Verde threat to the mainland US. That model he posted does not show that.
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Not to speak for JB but i think he means that a large high in the NW atlantic will cause lower pressures in the sw atlantic. It doesnt mean that there will be an expansive ridge everywhere. He is referring to inclose development, not MDR systems
 
lexxnchloe said:
Not to speak for JB but i think he means that a large high in the NW atlantic will cause lower pressures in the sw atlantic. It doesnt mean that there will be an expansive ridge everywhere. He is referring to inclose development, not MDR systems
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I think you’re right… he used the term back in 2018 right before Michael developed as a home grown storm.
 
The gfs and icon have this as well though not all in agreement on intensity and placement


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The GFS would be by far the most concerning. Since all 3 agree on a hurricane developing in this time frame and all 3 saying it will be strong i think we will see another hurricane forming. Where and how strong is TBD
 
BHS1975 said:
GFS with shots over the bow.


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Obviously the 6z op run is just eye candy but the fact the Euro has been showing a storm in its long range at least shows some level of consensus that the tropics may not go on hiatus like some were suggesting.
 

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Shaggy said:
Obviously the 6z op run is just eye candy but the fact the Euro has been showing a storm in its long range at least shows some level of consensus that the tropics may not go on hiatus like some were suggesting.
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Icon has it in about the same place as the 0z. Idalais remains are more west


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If we get a system heading west across the Atlantic, I believe a trough probably does eventually spare the EC but, one of the reasons models have it getting closer now is probably the fact that Idalia is finally getting out of the picture. Long way to go but *could* have a nice long tracker coming up next week
 
metwannabe said:
If we get a system heading west across the Atlantic, I believe a trough probably does eventually spare the EC but, one of the reasons models have it getting closer now is probably the fact that Idalia is finally getting out of the picture. Long way to go but *could* have a nice long tracker coming up next week
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If we get the kind of predominate ridging that the LR models are showing over the next couple of weeks, I like our chances of getting hit again. Your concern about a trough kicking it out is well-founded, though.
 
Rain Cold said:
If we get the kind of predominate ridging that the LR models are showing over the next couple of weeks, I like our chances of getting hit again. Your concern about a trough kicking it out is well-founded, though.
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Yeah I'd actually lean towards an EC threat but it's so far out, hard to imagine a trough doesn't pass through at some point this time of year. Now will it be timed just right, who knows..... honestly my gut tells me we aren't done with TCs for this year for whatever that's worth lol
 
metwannabe said:
Yeah I'd actually lean towards an EC threat but it's so far out, hard to imagine a trough doesn't pass through at some point this time of year. Now will it be timed just right, who knows..... honestly my gut tells me we aren't done with TCs for this year for whatever that's worth lol
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Yeah plenty of bath water left.


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