Not really, the satellite doesn't lie. Harvey looks like more of an open wave in a region where if it does become so, it's toast for days.
Satellite doesn't suggest that. Definitely more than an open wave, and the shear is plenty favorable for it to maintain, or even strengthen itself.
I'm just about sure the death bell for Harvey is about to dong. If they keep it a tropical storm, it may be the worst organized one I've ever seen.
Meh the front Wednesday into Thursday will be niceLooks like guidance is more west, even SW today! So much for my drought buster!![]()
Can we see a north trend? Did i just say that?Morning runs seem to be aiming redevelopment once in the Gulf, then movement towards southern Texas.
The more north, the stronger. If this gets delayed and pushed by a trough, let's hope it doesn't happen.Can we see a north trend? Did i just say that?
Those words are great to hear. We are going to need some rain soon, just not today.then taking moisture into the southeast
JHS, Mack and SD gonna love the Euro....
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No doubt the Euro has had it's issues but hey maybe this one time...The whole southeast loves the euro .
Problem is the euro has been anything but stellar so far this year
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That doesn't sound too good. The NAVGEM at 12Z has a landfalling TS, but follows the GFS's path. I think this trend is going to be towards Texas or at furthest Louisiana. Wouldn't this mean a stronger storm as well?Lol 18z GFS spits out a fairly similar solution to the Euro... Probably not happening but damn remnants of a landfalling cane (i.e. lots of low level wind shear) + cold air damming, that's a good recipe for tornadoes around here in the summer...