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Tracking hurricane Joaquin OTS


dailylurker

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Levi Cowan mentioned this a little bit ago on Twitter:

 

 

0Z GFS has large area of up to a millibar higher MSLP northeast of Joaquin tomorrow afternoon. Dropsondes helped.

 

It's got a really healthy mid-level anticyclone with it. I don't think it's being influenced by the weakness to the east much at all. It wasn't necessarily supposed to be going anywhere yet but west is still winning in real world terms for now.

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Also the CONUS low is a cutoff which are often slow .. we see that all over the place. Not to mention hard to predict. tornadotony on Twitter was commenting how unusual SW moving storms are in the Atlantic and noting biases we see with them.. like Katrina of course.

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Why isn't anyone paying attention to the invest in the Atlantic. The models are way off, invest should be heading north its flying to the east at 11 mph. It seems as though something is pushing its way between the invest and Hurricane J. With that being said the Bermuda High has trended stronger all summer its what forced Dennis and Erika west. Could the same dynamics be at work?

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Why isn't anyone paying attention to the invest in the Atlantic. The models are way off, invest should be heading north its flying to the east at 11 mph. It seems as though something is pushing its way between the invest and Hurricane J. With that being said the Bermuda High has trended stronger all summer its what forced Dennis and Erika west. Could the same dynamics be at work?

It looked pretty amazing going into sunset and the outflow still looks superb for the most part. I guess it's cycling tho it's also pretty freaking deep at this point so it's hard to keep bombing at a certain point. But it's pumping warmth out of itself and aiding ridging on its edges. It could halt but it's far enough west now so any more west it goes makes it increasingly interesting once again.

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