Post by DYLAN FEDERICO on Aug 14, 2017 11:19:47 GMT -6
The GFS, which has received more funding than any other global model available to the public, can't even handle a 36 hour forecast with Tropical Storm Gert. What makes you think it can handle a large Western Pacific-Like Gyre in the deep Tropical Atlantic?!
The GFS, which has received more funding than any other global model available to the public, can't even handle a 36 hour forecast with Tropical Storm Gert. What makes you think it can handle a large Western Pacific-Like Gyre in the deep Tropical Atlantic?!
So, is the City of New Orleans, in charge of the GFS? Sorry, I apologize....off topic! LOL Save
The GFS, which has received more funding than any other global model available to the public, can't even handle a 36 hour forecast with Tropical Storm Gert. What makes you think it can handle a large Western Pacific-Like Gyre in the deep Tropical Atlantic?!
It wasn't even handling a 0 hour forecast of Gert yesterday. Couldn't initialize it as a TC.
The GFS, which has received more funding than any other global model available to the public, can't even handle a 36 hour forecast with Tropical Storm Gert. What makes you think it can handle a large Western Pacific-Like Gyre in the deep Tropical Atlantic?!
So, is the City of New Orleans, in charge of the GFS? Sorry, I apologize....off topic! LOL Save
How do I nominate this for "Post of the Year"?!? LOL!
The GFS, which has received more funding than any other global model available to the public, can't even handle a 36 hour forecast with Tropical Storm Gert. What makes you think it can handle a large Western Pacific-Like Gyre in the deep Tropical Atlantic?!
It wasn't even handling a 0 hour forecast of Gert yesterday. Couldn't initialize it as a TC.
We all know the answer to that. No, b/c it wouldnt even be functional.
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Harvey part one heads out to sea. Harvey part two heads west into the Caribbean and falls apart. Right on its tails is Irene here heading into the Caribbean.
Harvey part one heads out to sea. Harvey part two heads west into the Caribbean and falls apart. Right on its tails is Irene here heading into the Caribbean.
FYI The next name is Irma, Irene was retired after 2011.
Tonight's GFS doesn't do anything with 91L, it does develop the wave that is about to come off the coast of Africa in the next day or two but that's a really really long ways out, we should know what the Euro shows around 1:30-2 AM.