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This episode of TROPICAL TRACKS features

, hurricane modeler & all around helpful meteorologist to the weather community (#WxTwitter). Andy & I discuss model performance on Hurricane Ian, new hurricane models, & future forecast improvements.

Tropical Tracks discussing hurricane modeling.

A recent discussion with NOAA/Univ of Miami hurricane modeler Andy Hazelton (Twitter: @andyhazelton2325) on the 2022 hurricane season, the new hurricane mode...

2:47 PM · Oct 20, 2022

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I mean 2 of the best right here. Cant beat this.

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Thanks Mark!

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All WX Computer Models Are Interesting, But Their Like Cliff Notes, That Help, But Don't Tell The Whole Story! Too Many People In Meteorology Have Become Too Dependent On Them! The're Guides&Should Not Be Forecasts! Too Many People Who Forecast Weather For Certain Areas Are(cont)

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I enjoyed this. Andy, what's the difference between HAFS and the HAFS "parent" model on TropicalTidbits? Thanks!

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