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2016 Atlantic Hurricane season


Jason WX

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The Euro shows something developing off the florida/georgia coast, by saturday am on nov 5.., and then moving over bermuda within a day or two.

Do any of the experts have any opinions on this?

is it even tropical? all i have is the mslp.., and by sunday, the areal extent is huge, but maybe it starts out tropical?

 

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Woah! :o 

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This just went from "interesting little late-season storm" to "potential catastrophic event." Incredible strengthening shown by the GFS, too; a 40 mb drop in 12 hours, and 60 mb in 24. This intensity is obviously very hard to take seriously (especially for this time of the year), and I don't give it much credence. But this must be watched now, no doubt, as this is NOT in typical "fantasy range."

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Today's guidance not as intense, more like a tropical storm moving west into Nicaragua around Monday 21st. A broad area of unsettled weather extends from this system east-north-east across Puerto Rico to link up with Atlantic seaboard low cold front, so would expect to find some thunderstorms after 3-4 days heading south perhaps around PR, VI, as far south as Martinique, but nothing extreme shown on any charts at present. If heading for Yucatan would monitor this but if always north and east of Jamaica, probably no threat at present. 

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Max intensity

HWRF  957mb

GFDL 977mb

GFS: 996mb

CMC 996mb (240hrs)

ECMWF: 981mb  (Maybe lower Tropical tidbits)

 

I am leaning towards the more intense solutions. Models are showing a small core, and it is in a very favorable environment after 84hrs. If it can stay over water it will deepen rapidly.

 

 

 

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