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FLL never saw hurricane force winds not even tropical storm force winds.Īgain the consistency of the windspeed maps (to me) seemed to show they were confident in the odds at various locations. But south Broward (county to north) had Hurricane warnings (so 73mph) imminent. The part that might be more prone to complaint was all of Miami had a tropical stomr warning (which is "certain" and I guess matches the 60% likelihood I saw on the maps). So I guess the prediction was 39 mph and it ended lower. MIA at the peak of the storm had about 20 mph sustained winds.

#Ecmwf hurricane track plus#

I relied on those both the constancy of their forecast plus the huge disparity in probability between the 39mph and the 58mph. The ECMWF ensemble also barely captured the best track for 3-5-day forecasts of Hurricane Gustav, due to several erroneous westward tracks toward the Yucatan. Includes exclusive satellite and radar coverage of Florida, the Gulf of Mexico, and the Caribbean. Hurricane tracking, tropical models, and more storm coverage. And then the 58mph winds at 5%, and the lower 39mph winds at about 60 %. Everything you need to monitor the tropics in one place.

That is, for about 3 days prior and on the morning of the storm, they gave odds of suburban Miami ever getting hurricane force winds at zero. Hurricane, then 50knot (58mph) then Trop storm (39mph) maps. ECMWF Tropical cyclone forecasting at ECMWF: new products and. Climate models like the CFSv2, CanSIPS, and NMME provide. NOAA publishes 3 diff "max windspeed" maps. Ongoing exchange of TC tracks in real time is expected to lead to improved tropical. Tropical cyclones which are forecast to develop by the UK Met Office model and the ECMWF model utilize the number 50. The mesoscale hurricane models HAFS, HWRF, and GFDL are run on tropical disturbances and storms. I was in Miami prior to the storm and flew out Thursday morning (day it "hit").