mattb65

On the happy hour, drunk gfs. Looks like remnants of Florence loop around through the mid Atlantic and reform another TC that looks like it may turn back for another shot at the southeast coast.

8 minutes ago, StormChaser4Life said:

Even though the ewrc is done now, the eye is so asymmetrical. Not sure if that effects future intensification or not

The larger eye is just in the process of clearing out that's why it appears a bit asymmetric. Overall the hurricane currently looks to be strengthening right now with increase in deep convection in the eyewall and expanding convection while the eye is gradually clearing out debris from the former eyewall.

Looks like Dale City and surrounding areas in the ffw are in the pivot, huge totals there.

1 minute ago, The 4 Seasons said:

Harwich. Sandwich. One of those wiches

I got an updated map, all of Cape Cod, MA, USA, Earth is without power so we don't have any updated totals.

Just observing from afar - wish I was still in Boston for this one.

Lots of PWS on the cape reporting sustained winds >30 mph, gotta assume it's all snow down there with low vis. Should verify blizz warning easily.

Looks to be a classic E MA/SE MA crushing incoming.

4 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

The so called second eyewall forming seems a bit displaced distance wise from the actual eyewall. Maybe that changes but for now, seems a little early to proclaim it's trying for an ERC. At least to me anyways.

If you look at the recon passes there is a clear secondary wind max that is consistently present but the orientation of that outer band looks more like a spiral feeding in to the dominant inner eyewall at this time. This can all change quickly and i hope it does evolve into an ERC but i agree with you that there isn't clear evidence that the process has clearly started.

52 minutes ago, WishingForWarmWeather said:

I know the Raw T# has been a topic of some drama yesterday, but, I did want to mention that Raw T had been fluctuating and nearly stationary around 6.5-6.7 for hours now, but is back on the rise. It's currently up to 6.9 and climbing steadily. 

Raw T#s were specifically mentioned in the NHC discussion and they are definitely pertinent to monitor as a pretty reliable sign of cyclone intensification or weakening.  Raw T is still slowly rising as you mentioned.  The drama yesterday was uneccessary.

Likely this cyclone is still intensifying.  The environment still looks ideal with only internal processes that could possibly lower max intensity until land interaction. 

Not surprisingly as the satelite appearance continues to improve the raw and adjusted adt is spiking. Next recon will almost certainly find a stronger system on its next mission.

http://tropic.ssec.wisc.edu/real-time/adt/odt15L.html

Love the site, great job!

Any plans on making it available on mobile either as a mobile friendly mode or app?

Android in particular is severely lacking a app for viewing the models. I know i would pay to get a decent app.

Great work so far, bookmarked.

W CT, Berks down to NYC get some deform pivot action, lolli to 30"+ in that area verbatim.

Goodness, nam is an absolute shellacking... All of sne and back to NYC, just a complete snowgasm all over..

Noose tying down south

The noose was tied 48 hours ago down here lol. Wish I was still in Boston for this one, looks amazing.