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Tropical Disco 2013 SNE


Damage In Tolland

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This just one of those odd 'damned if you do, damned if you don't', seasons.   

 

When the MJO wave passed through the phases conducive to Atlantic tropical activity, not much happened other than a flurry of weaker-like systems that couldn't last. Then, when the MJO passed(es) through non-conducive wave-spaces, it's been smashing the Basin into utter placidity.   Nothing...nadda.  Zippo. Zilch.  

 

It is interesting that some years it seems negative factors or not, the Basin just rages.   This year is clearly not one of those years.  

 

Don't want to put the cart before the horses and assume it is in the books when we have all of October.... but, heh.

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The 12z ECMWF initiates development in the northern Bahamas. Not sure if it's going to make any difference.

Euro has trended east. It should have been a red flag from the start with the OP Euro was on the extreme western end of the ensemble guidance to start, now it's adjusting back east and coming into better agreement with the other models.

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My stall call is almost close to verifying, just shift that ridge a bit northeastward. On the flip side nobody wants days of warm maritime showers. I think this could go STS at some point.

We still have four days to go and some important details for the models to work out. I don't think anyone would be shocked if this shifted back towards the coast. Either way the impacts look to be minimal. Just taking a look at the 12z GGEM it develops two lows. The main low in question stays well offshore but develops quite nicely. The second low forms near the Outer Banks and stalls out for a few days before dissipating.

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Don't like it, don't look at it

Usually we get a good severe season to keep us occupied up until hurricane season. That was a bust putting the OKC tornados asside. Then we usually have a good hurricane season to keep us occupied up until we can start to seriously talk about snow, that also failed. I think people just have nothing to talk about so yes even a 1010mb low off of New England gets a few people excited. I can't wait until we can start tracking snow storms again.

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.LONG TERM /SATURDAY NIGHT THROUGH THURSDAY/...
* DRY WEATHER CONTINUES THROUGH THE WEEKEND
* DAYTIME HIGHS WILL RUN NEAR TO SEVERAL DEGREES ABOVE NORMAL
THROUGH MOST OF NEXT WEEK
* UNCERTAINTY RETURNS FOR TRACK OF COASTAL LOW PASSING EAST OF CAPE
COD EARLY NEXT WEEK

OVERVIEW AND MODEL PREFERENCES...

MEDIUM RANGE MODELS CONTINUE TO SHOW GOOD CONTINUITY AND RUN TO RUN
CONSISTENCY THROUGH THIS WEEKEND AS HIGH PRES BUILDS OUT OF QUEBEC
AND NY STATE ACROSS THE REGION. HAVE HIGH CONFIDENCE WITH DRY
CONDITIONS THROUGH EARLY SUNDAY NIGHT.

THE 12Z OP RUNS OF THE GFS AND ECMWF HAVE BEGUN TO SIGNAL A MORE
WESTWARD TRACK TO DEVELOPING LOW PRES AS IT MOVES ACROSS THE
WESTERN ATLC WATERS AROUND THE LATE SUNDAY NIGHT TO TUESDAY
TIMEFRAME. WHILE THE SURFACE LOW IS TRENDING A BIT WEAKER THAN
PREVIOUS FORECASTS...IT APPEARS THAT EITHER A H5 NEGATIVE TILT
TROUGH OR EVEN A CUTOFF LOW MAY DEVELOP WHICH COULD CAPTURE THE
LOW AND BRING IT CLOSER TO THE COAST. ALSO NOTED WESTWARD MOVEMENT
ON ABOUT HALF OF THE 12Z GFS ENSEMBLE MEMBERS...SO DID LEND SOME
CREDENCE TO THIS TRACK BACK TOWARD THE COAST. HAVE PUSHED WESTERN
EDGE OF PRECIP SHIELD A BIT CLOSER...POSSIBLY EFFECTING CAPE COD
AND THE ISLANDS. FOR NOW...LOOKS LIKE THIS WILL BE MORE OF A
MARINE IMPACT WITH INCREASING NE GUSTS AND BUILDING SEAS. FUTURE
MODEL RUNS WILL NEED TO BE MONITORED CLOSELY FOR ANY FURTHER
TRACKING BACK TOWARD THE COAST.

WITH THE QUESTIONS ABOUT THE TRACK OF THE OCEAN LOW...AND THE
REMOTE POSSIBILITY OF STALLING OFF THE COAST INTO THE MIDDLE OF
NEXT WEEK...THERE IS LOWERED CONFIDENCE ON THE FORECAST BEYOND
TUESDAY. FOR NOW...USED A BLEND OF THE WPC GUIDANCE AND THE
PREVIOUS FORECAST FOR CONTINUITY AND KEPT A DRY FORECAST GOING
THROUGH LATE NEXT WEEK WITH MILD TEMPS.
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