hogrunr
(Weather Guru)
Fri Jun 05 2009 01:01 PM
Re: What's in a Name? A Warm (or sometimes Neutral) Core!

I was just looking at a couple of the long range forecasts from Florida State and a couple of them are starting to show a disturbance that develops into some kind of tropical cyclone just East of the Yucatan at about the 96 hour mark (4 days out)...wanted to get some other opinions on this and if you see anything besides these models to support this?

As the models take it on out, they have it headed up across Cuba and close to Florida.

http://moe.met.fsu.edu/tcgengifs/

Specifically the GFS and NGP models.



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