Gfs lined up pretty well with the 18z run at 42 hrs then its slower/east at 48. Would produce huge totals in SE NC if that verified
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And their rainfall progs for this area have increased. Haven’t seen the GFS yet.What's interesting is that the GFS, ICON, RGEM all come north with landfall but still get FLO further SW into SC than their previous run. Something to watch if they're going to the Euro little by little. I'm very interested in the Ukie here shortly.
Probably a footAnd their rainfall progs for this area have increased. Haven’t seen the GFS yet.
Wow.GFS is punishing with that track. If it's right. Still going after this too.
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GFS is punishing with that track. If it's right. Still going after this too.
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I was wondering that if it had slowed so much that once it dropped into SC that maybe it would turn north further east. We shall see if GFS is correct with this. This track would be nuts.
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honestly its still amazing that there is that much difference btwn the GFS and EURO
Lines up well with the icon and cmcPretty big north jump by the UK. Track looks similar to the GFS for the most part. From the coordinates it tracks from Wilmington - Florence - GSP.
http://tgftp.nws.noaa.gov/data/raw/wt/wtnt82.egrr..txt
The fv3 looks like it's going to be very similar to the gfs in terms of precip totals and distribution. Good to see model consensus bad to see that being a general 6-12 with maybe more