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From: Don Green

6/14/2025 12:49:27 PM

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	ECMWF Ensemble EPS 00Z Cycle Notice: the 06Z cycle below is only provided out to 144 h. The 00Z cycle at the link above extends out to 240 h.		GEFS Ensemble
	(click for larger image) NOTE on ECMWF Ensembles: These data are plotted directly as provided to the public by the ECMWF. The vortex tracker may have difficulties tracking TCs or Invests, particularly weaker storms or Invests that do not yet have an easily-identified location. Also, members that contain TC formation that occurs later in the forecast (after 24 h, for example) may not be depicted in these tracks.		(click for larger image) No recent GEFS imagery for Invest EP94
	(click for larger image)		(click for larger image) No recent GEFS imagery for Invest EP94

Disclaimer: For official forecasts, please consult the National Hurricane Center: nhc.noaa.gov

Weathernerds provides weather data in a flexible, practical interface. This site is designed to give creativity and control to the forecaster so that imagery is weather feature-based rather than relying on predefined geographic maps. Weather models available on the site include the ECMWF, GEM, GFS, HRRR, ICON, NAM, HWRF, HMON, HAFS-A/B, and RAP. The interface allows users to create point soundings, cross sections, multiple field overlays, etc. Satellite data from GOES 16, GOES 18, and Himawari also are provided in an interface that allows users to zoom in anywhere. During hurricane season, the TC Forecast Guidance section provides ensemble forecasts from the GFS and ECMWF. This guidance is useful for analyzing the range of possibilities for TC track and intensity in the long-range portion of the forecast. Finally, WSR-88D Level 2 base radar reflectivity and velocity are provided in a zoomable interface.

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