Posts Tagged ‘HurricaneIrma’

How to Follow Hurricane Irma

Sunday, September 17th, 2017

How to Follow #HurricaneIrma
https://www.NYTimes.com/2017/09/06/upshot/how-to-follow-hurricane-irma.html Presentations of weather #uncertainty – cones, spaghetti plots, ensemble forecasts, &c

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Besides individual model runs, there are two other types of
model-based maps you might see on the internet. They’re both “spaghetti plots,” which depict many forecast tracks…..
While you might think that these capture the full range of
uncertainty, they often do not. They’re even more prone to understate the total uncertainty than the N.H.C. “cone.”

Another type of spaghetti plot shows an ensemble forecast. Unlike a typical “determinist” forecast, which takes current conditions and simulates a single scenario forward, an ensemble model varies initial conditions slightly and then simulates, propagating uncertainty through the forecast.
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Windy, Windyty. Wind map & weather forecast

Sunday, September 10th, 2017

Windy.com/24.740/-80.981?24.169,-80.980,8,m:empadUc Great site for visualizing #HurricaneIrma. Interactive #weather maps for T, P & rainfall in addition to the wind

https://www.windy.com/