HWRF Parent farther south than the HWRF but ends with a 929mb storm.
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Tropical Major Hurricane Laura
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Henry2326
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HWRF 936 on the MS/AL border.....just ugly....
ryanardo
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i agree deleet hwrf modeling, lmao
Brent
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The HWRF may be wrong here but it did win the 2017 season. I'll give it one thing it's been consistent
Interesting to see the HMON even stronger
Interesting to see the HMON even stronger
Blue_Ridge_Escarpment
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Lotta water up into mobile bay. Not good
It’s like the Canadian modeling on icestorms lol
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Brent
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The 18z Euro which only goes out to 90 hours is much stronger with a pressure in the 980s(again this is well before landfall) it's also much further south closer to Cuba than Florida
Oh and it's stronger than the GFS at that timeframe which landfalled in the 960s
Remember when the Euro had a wave???
Oh and it's stronger than the GFS at that timeframe which landfalled in the 960s
Remember when the Euro had a wave???
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GeorgiaGirl
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What matters is going to be seeing how intact this is when it enters the gulf assuming it misses major land interaction with Cuba/Hispaniola. If it hasn't degenerated, from things I've read, I'd be very concerned regardless if I were on the gulf coast. May not be a 4/5 (wouldn't bet on one), but could see a dangerous storm.
The higher intensity models do have this beginning to strengthen tomorrow though.
The higher intensity models do have this beginning to strengthen tomorrow though.
Henry2326
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It has been extremely consistent....it will be interesting to see how it verifys......I remember clearly everyone ignoring it with Michael and it more than verified.....
Blind squirrel finds a nut every once in a while, but that’s just my opinion. Very well could verify
Brent
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Yeah I'm definitely getting more intrigued since it's getting more data now. I fully thought it would back off by now and the fact it hasn't is definitely an issue. Yeah it looks like crap today but it's never really done anything til Sunday on approach to the Keys anyway. The other part is now the other models are trending stronger... Look at the Euro and GFS now compared to yesterday
00z spaghetti models
ITS BECAUSE ITS GETTING INTO THAT JET FUEL CALLED THE GULF THAT HAS NOT BEEN DISTURBED
Most of them plowing through the islands still, looks like
I wonder if we’ll see a center relocation closer to the better convention.
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Interestingly, the 18z Euro suite takes this system south of Cuba. The Op is much stronger, and ensembles are as well in comparison to their 12z counterparts.
SnowE73
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">A dramatic southward shift has occurred with the 18z ECMWF+EPS guidance for Tropical Storm Laura -- and it is very concerning. This model's solutions are clustered along & south of Cuba into the very-warm Gulf of Mexico in 4-5 days. Not good. ? <a href="https://t.co/qhcPVtx88n">pic.twitter.com/qhcPVtx88n</a></p>— Ryan Maue (@RyanMaue) <a href="">August 22, 2020</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
Shaggy
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I remember what the HWRF had for gonzalo as well.
Certainly needs to be watched and it's possible it's right but the HWRF can really blow storms up.
Brent
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So we've gone from way east of me to where I was more focused on 14 to possibly completely south of me like Hanna in a day lol ?
Can't wait to see what tomorrow brings
GeorgiaGirl
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Honestly I'm guessing if these trends don't stop we're going to be at it plowing into those islands that kill storms tomorrow.
But who knows.