Abbreviated test discussion...
Atl basin remains dominated by high pressure. PGI-16,16N, and 17 all continue to propagate slowly westward. The Colombian low, also has progressed westward, while a trough approaches southern Florida and another is in the Gulf. The NHC has a low probability (10%) of development for the region around Columbia and Panama, as well as in the Gulf. However, convection in these locations remains unorganized. Global models all agree in developing nothing over the next 48 hours. An emerging AEW wave persists in the GFS and will be monitored over the next week or so as it approaches the GRIP domain.
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- NCAR Hurricane Page
- FSU MOE
- Evans TC Model Ensembles
- EMC HWRF
- HWRF-x
- GFS with ENKF initialization
- Matt's Site
- NCAR WRF ARW
- CSU TC Guidence
- ECMWF/GFS Ensembles
- COD Model Output
- NCEP Model Output
- NCEP Cyclone Tracking Page
- PSU Atlantic WRF-ARW
- NCEP WRF-ARW
- ECMWF 10-day
- NASA GEOS-5
- NASA GMAO
- Albany GFS
- Purdue WRF
- Earl's Skew-T page
- Earl's Beta Skew-T (TLH)
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Friday, July 16, 2010
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