Forecast Discussion – August 21, 2010
Attached please find the forecast discussion for August 21, 2010. forecast_disc_8_21
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Attached please find the forecast discussion for August 21, 2010. forecast_disc_8_21
Attached please find the forecast discussion for August 20, 2010. forecast_disc_8_20
Mission synopsis: August 20, 2010 NOAA has no flights planned in the next 48 h. They will be watching the evolution of 95L although they are not planning to forward deploy to Barbados to target this system. NASA has no flights planned in the next 48 h. They have been discussing a suitcase mission to […]
Attached please find the forecast discussion for August 19, 2010. forecast_disc_8_19
The recording of Zach’s seminar on “Coherent quasi-linear structures (CQLS) in the hurricane boundary layer (HBL) in the University of Wisconsin Nonhydrostatic Modeling System (UW-NMS)” is available online at: ftp://ftp.aoml.noaa.gov/hrd/pub/blog/seminars/2010/Gruskin_HRD_seminar_20100819.mp4
The 5 presentations from August’s modeling meeting are available on the anonymous ftp site as a zip archive at: ftp://ftp.aoml.noaa.gov/hrd/pub/blog/meetings/2010/modeling/20100819.zip
Attached please see the forecast discussion for August 18. forecast_disc_8_18
Mission synopsis: August 18, 2010 NOAA has no flights planned for the next 24 h. It is unlikely that PGI27L will be of interest. NASA has no flights planned with either the DC-8 or Global Hawk for the next 24 h. The G-V has a hard-down day tomorrow. There is a probable maintenance (no-fly) day […]
Forecast for Tropical Areas of Interest Forecast Synopsis 1600 UTC 17 August 2010 Author: Jason Dunion Summary: There are currently four systems of interest in the North Atlantic basin today (Fig. 1). From west to east, these include: Ex-PGI29L: Ex-TD#5 has moved inland over the southeast LA coast. Deep convection continues to be located SW […]
Mission synopsis: August 17, 2010 NOAA is watching PGI27 for signs of development. If it slows, turn northwestward and possibly affect the Gulf, NOAA would seriously consider flying. Then NOAA will be looking east for PGI30 or PGI31. If TC development occurs this weekend there is a possible tasking the G-IV. NOAA will keep watching. […]