10-11-2014, 04:57 AM
Has anyone been watching the model evolution over the past 48 hours? At first the GFS solution seemed like the outlier scenario, but the European model is coming in line with it now.
http://wxweb.meteostar.com/models/ipsm_l..._WINDS_SLP
Come on weather geeks lets start discussing this...
Looks like an upper level anti-cyclone builds overhead after a surface feature passes to the east by early next week. Our SSTs are crazy hot and they extend further east than climatology would suggest. But the outflow channel to the north through northeast looks confined. Right now the system has no spin and is very shallow.
Why is the GFS so agressive with it's development?
Anyways, it's not far away. So if it's going to be part of our weekend, we'll need to know about it pretty quick.
http://wxweb.meteostar.com/models/ipsm_l..._WINDS_SLP
Come on weather geeks lets start discussing this...
Looks like an upper level anti-cyclone builds overhead after a surface feature passes to the east by early next week. Our SSTs are crazy hot and they extend further east than climatology would suggest. But the outflow channel to the north through northeast looks confined. Right now the system has no spin and is very shallow.
Why is the GFS so agressive with it's development?
Anyways, it's not far away. So if it's going to be part of our weekend, we'll need to know about it pretty quick.