GRIP, PREDICT & the depression fka TD5
Posted by
CypressTX on 8/12/2010, 9:17 am
from NASA'a chat: "GRIP is collaborating with PREDICT and may have some common storm targets. PREDICT is studying genesis in the Atlantic Ocean all the way to the East Atlantic, and genesis is also one of the major objectives of GRIP as well."
I've spent hours looking over the links on their sites, they are all awesome - a few I get lost in: http://grip.jpl.nasa.gov/grip/index.jsp , http://cimss.ssec.wisc.edu/tropic2/predict/predict.php# and http://cimss.ssec.wisc.edu/tropic2/predict/predict.php# I don't recall any projects in the past where data was made so available to the average person - I love this ! Today PREDICT had this to say about former TD 5:
PREDICT pouch synopsis
Date (UTC): 2010/08/12 12:46
Author: Boothe
Submitted at (UTC): 2010/08/12 12:50
Pouch Name: PGI29L Official Name: ex-TD05L Initial Center Point: 30N 87W
Notes:
Models continue to suggest that the storm will complete a loop
over the southeastern US and move back toward the Gulf over the
Florida panhandle in about 5 days.
ECMWF: Phase Speed: Determination: Level tracked:
GFS: Phase Speed: Determination: Level tracked:
UKMET: Phase Speed: -1.3 Determination: v700 only Level tracked: 700 hPa
Track: 120h
NOGAPS: Phase Speed: -0.2 Determination: v700 only Level tracked: 700 hPa
Track: 120h
Other potential systems:
PGI24L/93L moving northeast, so have dropped it.
Two small waves in the Caribbean: 1. Eastern Cuba 2. Hispaniola
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