(Meteorologist)

Wed Oct 19 2005 01:41 PM

Re: hello everyone

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the 12Z GFDL track forecast is out and it is indeed similar to the 12Z GFS, only even slower. It also stalls Wilma over the Yucutan and eventually brings it out on a slower and more southern path, centering it just south of the western tip of Cuba at the end of the forecast in 126 hours. Since the GFS and GFDL are two of the major models used in track forecasts, the forecast just got a lot more complicated.

Thuderbird, do you have a link for the 12Z GFDL?

Here is a link to the points from the latest forecast track:

http://www.srh.noaa.gov/productview.php?pil=WBCCHGQLM&version=1&max=25

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