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Normandy Ho

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  1. Monster convective burst occurring now. Get your coffee ready folks tonight is going to be fun
  2. Both things can be true: that is the COC and it’s still embedded within the larger gyre. I think this will stall for a bit then start creeping north before again turning wnw later today
  3. Indeed that is the meso that makes this Helene. And with what hurricane John has done I am going extremely high for intensity. Cat 4 still just north of Tampa is my call
  4. Going full on Otis. Needs to get inland right now
  5. It seems as if the soon to be intense hurricane John (start paying attention now to the EPaC thread that thing is cranking) is pushing genesis for future Helene further east. Interested to see morning model runs but I’m starting to like a just north of tampa solution
  6. @Windspeed no doubt, last night when I saw that convection pinwheeling I thought this one is something different. Now we have an eye about to pop. They need hurricane warnings for mexico. Major Otis vibes with this
  7. This looks a bit stronger than 35 knots. When are they sending recon?
  8. Starting to get a big westerly wind surge coming off Nicaragua. Gyre is starting to crank now
  9. GFS is a goddam mess. No consistency (and I’m not faulting the model it’s just output is chaotic which might be indicative of the pattern).
  10. I hear that. I guess I just figure pull the trigger since it’s obvious it will eventually become a TC (get ahead of warnings since you have to write an advisory anyway)
  11. The MCV of the coast to me looks to be the catalyst. The further it slides east the more time over water this would get
  12. Disagree on 94L. This should have already been a TC
  13. Current motion def brings this over NO. Sliding way east now
  14. Excellent radar presentation. Almost looks like a giant right moving supercell with a hook echo. Velocities are also very strong around the core. Seems to be ramping up in the face of shear
  15. For sure. There is still a broad gyre but that center is tight enough that I think it becomes dominant.
  16. No question this is the center. Very clear eye like feature
  17. Was just about to call that feature out. Very obvious developing wave there passing through the windwards. Would be interesting to see obs and radar out of there
  18. The explosive convection is telling. Ceiling is high for this one. If it can catch a positive trough interaction (and let’s be honest the more convection produces the better chance that happens) this could go nuclear. Look at the outflow in all quads. Upper level support is great. in terms of track im also east. I think this gets very strong and thus I think it gets yanked NE fairly briskly and feels that weakness. New Orleans would be at risk if this plays out
  19. Very strong inflow coming into this new burst. Still have multiple centers though but the windfield on the west side is already stout. Very WPAC like look
  20. I don’t have the charts to prove this, but this feels a hell of a lot like the setup of hurricane opal (but further west). Cyclone forms deep in the BOC and gets pulled north/northeast. I’m bullish on this one. I actually like the chances of a major out of this. The quality train continues
  21. ^not sure about the inhibiting factors. The models are showing the deepening fast as it accelerates NE. The fast NE motion might yield a more positive interaction with the jet streak to its north (less shear)
  22. If I’m a betting man I’m thinking eastern LA. I like the idea of a sharper hook east
  23. Think they need to pull the trigger on this one. Very evident circ with deep convection now.
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