Fay question of the actual track

[Mike Davis]

Mike in Jacksonville, unfortunately on the Trout River. I just now got power and Internet. "Sometimes, when you live on the river, you live in the river."

My dock broke apart and my boat is now an expensive aquarium.

Question: In all the track guidance, I noticed there were a couple that showed FAY going to somewhere around Daytona, offshore, and stopping, then making a sharp turn to the West. That actually happened.

Does any have the archive of which models those were?

Sorry for being a little sleep deprived and punchy, but I have had too many Snakes and Gators visiting up close and personal.

Thanks,

 

[Jeff Snyder]

A couple options that I know of:

http://moe.met.fsu.edu/tcgengifs/ -- FSU site of a bunch of different models; just choose the model and run that you want to view.

http://euler.atmos.colostate.edu/~vigh/guidance/index.htm -- Under North Atlantic Basin, choose "Archive". Scroll down to "aal06" section (which represents forecast graphics for Fay), and choose the graphic and time you want to view. For example, the "late" suite from 00Z on 8/18/2008 is available HERE. Interestingly, the NAM (blue curve) looks to have had the best forecast from that initialization time.