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^GEFS goes ham on south Florida. August 25 will mark the 17 year anniversary of Hurricane Katrina making landfall, the last time a hurricane has made landfall on the east coast of Florida...
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2 hours ago, ldub23 said:
0Z not all that thrilling for phase 2 and season peak. Hints and signs though!!
Aaaand 06Z back to showing 3-1-1 in the MDR by end of August.
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Looks like Euro/EPS and GFS/GFES are both in agreement that potentially three waves could develop by the end of August. Waves come off around Aug 20, 24, and another around the 29th that both models are seeing. I suppose we're gonna be sone quietness from ldub...
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1 hour ago, ldub23 said:
This is the peak of the season? Nothing?
No, August 8 is not the peak of the season. It's not even a month away from the peak of the season. Try again.
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10 minutes ago, Ahoff said:
Rooting for hyperactive seasons is weird considering the increased risks for death if the storm hits land.
Why are any of us on this website if we don't enjoy watching the extremes of weather? The way I see it, it makes no difference what you root for since it has zero impact on what will happen.
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7 hours ago, bigtenfan said:
Funny thing about this forum. I can always tell what the latest turn of events is with regard to the Atlantic Hurricane Season by who has the last post
If the last post is from IDUB then the latest thinking is bearish.
If the last post is from Cptcatz thanthe latest thinking is bullish
lol I didn't think I come across too bullish. But...
1 hour ago, ldub23 said:The good news and the bad news.
The good news is both the GFS and Euro develop a very weak low that might be a short lived TD/TS. But then they run into very unfavorable conditions in the west atl and poof. This overall pattern remains horrific for anything worth following. Gigantic low in the central ATL plunging more dry air into the tropics. Mega trof remains entrenched along and off the east coast. Nothing fast and furious about this pattern. If that low locks in then there is no hurricane season. Looks like the MJO and the moisture is still locked and loaded in the east pac. Not sure i have seen a worse looking map in mid AUG for tropical development. For whats its worth that super central atlantic low should cause additional warming in the tropical sst's.
I'll do my part with a bullish response here. Models are starting to come into agreement that cyclogenesis will occur in about 4-5 days. Then you're talking about what conditions might look like in 10+ days. Models have zero idea what conditions look like 10 days down the road. Whenever I think of that, I always go back to Dorian. Here were the EPS 10 day ensembles:
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1 hour ago, ldub23 said:
Euro ensembles are picking up on it:
GFS/CMC/Euro are all starting to pick up on the MDR wave as well. Could be tracking two systems next week. So much for your 0-0-0 August prediction.
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With the tropics quiet for now, it's fun to look back at the older thread posts...
August 10, 2017:
August 11, 2017:
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What would (or did) ldub say at this point during the 1999 season?
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I'm not making any prediction here, but for those writing off the season on July 27 needs to remember there are three months of peak season ahead of us and it only takes two months of hurricanes to make a 226.9 ACE season:
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5 minutes ago, ldub23 said:
My point would be 1975 and 2000 werent what was advertised by most if not all the seasonal forecasters. If we do have another 1975 or 2000 then i will feel vindicated im my ideas.
I wasn't following hurricanes back then but just taking a look at the wikipedia page, the 2000 season lived up to or outdid the forecasts.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2000_Atlantic_hurricane_season#Pre-season_outlooks
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11 hours ago, ldub23 said:
Right now the MJO is supposedly favorable yet nothing is happening. The MJO isnt going to stay favorable and if it goes negative in mid aug the season might not start till mid sept.
Logic not even once.
Statement #1 implies that MJO doesn't have as much bearing as people may think.
Statement #2 implies that the MJO going negative will have a large bearing on the season.
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For those responding to ldub, just remember he posted these posts in July/August 2020:
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2022 Atlantic Hurricane season
in Tropical Headquarters
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Overnight Euro, ICON and CMC are all back with developing the second wave leaving Africa on 8/24. Now the GFS is alone not developing that one...