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phantom power

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Fri Aug 14, 2015, 06:23 PM Aug 2015

What's New in Tropical Cyclone Modeling? An Update from the Trenches

With each passing year, forecasters have ever-more-accurate numerical guidance on where tropical storms and hurricanes are most likely to track and how strong they’ll get. Several of the leading models have undergone noteworthy improvements over the past year. Track models have gotten steadily better over the last couple of decades, whereas improvements in forecasting intensity have been much more difficult to come by (see Figures 1 and 2 below), so a great deal of energy has been focused on the latter. Below is a summary of what’s new and cool, based on interviews and email exchanges with the following experts

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What's New in Tropical Cyclone Modeling? An Update from the Trenches (Original Post) phantom power Aug 2015 OP
near hawaii the TS's are getting the heads chopped off by the subtropical jet. interesting to watch msongs Aug 2015 #1

msongs

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1. near hawaii the TS's are getting the heads chopped off by the subtropical jet. interesting to watch
Fri Aug 14, 2015, 06:24 PM
Aug 2015

the low level circulation shoot out from the under the cloud tops getting sheared off

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