#ECMWF

Jeff Frame

VORTEXJeff

My examination of the available 00Z guidance reveals that the 00Z high-resolution guidance has come to much-better agreement with the 12Z coarser-resolution guidance. If you missed the earlier tweets:https://twitter.com/VORTEXJeff/status/13

Steve Ricketts

SteveRickettsSP

A bit of a rant…Today’s weather models are getting better, but one thing they still struggle with is predicting the timing of the onset and ending of long-lasting weather events…

Jordan Gerth

jjgerth

Let’s talk about aircraft observations (obs) and numerical weather predictions. A recent letter (https://agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1029/2020GL088613) asks some useful questions about the extent to which weather forecast accur

John Morales

JohnMoralesNBC6

Midday analysis on #Isaias as it pertains to South Florida now posted. Here’s a thread of the transcript: “Isaías strengthened into a #Hurricane late last night and the #Bahamas are

Hank Dolce

hankd_wx

This is my final forecast for the 2020 #Atlantic #Hurricane Season:Named Storms: 22-26 (Avg: 12)Hurricanes: 10-12 (Avg: 6)Majors (C3+): 5-6 (Avg: 3)ACE: 180-220 (Avg: 100)There's lots of factors in place

Kim-Mai Cutler

kimmaicutler

Wrong question. The wildfires we’re seeing are in part of a consequence of a legacy of 100 years of fire suppression (and climate change).https://twitter.com/judegomila/status/1303013534591115264 It pains me that “wildfire” is

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