Prospero

This is the one we would like to see. In time it may show up, Laura's winds eventually displayed. Cameron Special Note: Note that for users without the appropriate data license, contractual obligations prevent live display of wind speeds over 50 mph during tropical storms and hurricanes. Please contact us at [email protected] if you would like additional information. Anybody have an appropriate data license here? EDIT: 971 MB at 5:36 PM. At least they give us that.

This one beats it by little:

Well the models will have a difficult time with scientific predictions when based on actual meteorological data and precise formulas when a secret man-made influence is peeing on the eye walls. Poor computers, trying their best to make sense of what went wrong. Then they have to reprogram everything they learned not counting for a magical WTF which ultimately makes the models off-base putting many lives in risk. I know, this post will disappear from this thread quickly. As a side adventure I may poke around and investigate the covert weather modification idea. The money trail is where to start, dozens of names have been thrown into the mix over the past decade or two. May be some members on this forum who know but cannot speak. Don't be afraid. I'll be cautious what I share until there is something to mention, or will say I have found nothing at all.

217,232 customers without power in LA. That is slightly over 10% of the entire state. Of course some may still be out since August. Looks like over 200K customers in Texas affected by Delta as well.

Eastern Texas on the LA border is seeing stronger winds than with Laura. I'm sure many are losing power that did not before.

The strongest I've seen on SailFlow is 96mph from FCMP T5 (Delta):

Lake Charles Airport so far, about 50 mph less than Laura.

Are they in a rental car?

Cameron is still up. never went down: It had a peak gust of 117 on August 27th with Laura.

I've been watching the SailFlow wind reports and the winds in Galveston (gust 49mph so far) are stronger than Laura was. Beta did kick up a gust of 54. On the Freeport Bouy they had a gust of 60mph this morning. I thought maybe that was the peak this season, then saw that with Hanna it was 154mph. Not sure how I missed that back then. Freeport Bouy Delta 10/9/20 Peak gust 60mph Beta 9/21/20 Peak gust 49mph Laura 8/26/20 Peak gust 40mph Hanna 7/25/20 Peak gust 154mph

On radar

It appears this just went offline, but looks to be in the eye: Edit: This one has been off a couple hours on the other side of the storm:

Hello Epsilon...

Oh those crazy Texan cloud seeders at it again...

Really? That dude is salivating for GOM Cat 5 more than anyone here. The reality is it will just become a formidable major hurricane again. Not wishcasting, just based on environmental influences here. This is really just dumb. GOL is a good poster. I thought "ghost..." was trolling new poster Moderately Unstable who has good posts. He's better than me who is a poor poster yet with passion. But me being new, this season I think (times so flies), "ghost of leroy" pops up a bit and I've been trolled. Of course we all want Cat 5 storms every spin, but that is our nature but we cannot really say that. We really DO care about lives and costs. But really, secretly in our minds we all want the biggest storm ever on every spin. Just who we are.

Beware the ghost of leroy! A high-end experienced troll who may very well be paid a lot of money to add fire to this forum (and how knows how many more, and a possible professional troll)! Not an idiot, which makes him more effective. But a sh*t stirrer by trade, and good at it. LOL Welcome to this forum!

I've never seen a year when the spaghetti plots were so focused on LA (or anywhere else) and hit on target a few days out.

This is 2020, keep coming back, we'll see prophets of the end of the season, and those who predict 4s and 5s. Ultimately the final truth will laugh at us all.

Nothing like banging an already bruised shin. Ouch. Better than banging the other one I guess...

The spaghetti plots are inching westward. http://flhurricane.com/modelanimator.php?storm=26&year=2020&title=26

Reed Timmer video.

Looks like power is back on at The Hard Rock. I've been eager to see the surf. Doesn't appear to be very high. https://www.hrhcancun.com/webcam.htm

Was watching three hours ago when the eye moved over land, so another three hours it should be back over water. Edited: It may actually be a lot closer to moving over the water than I thought...maybe an hour.

Active live feed: Sounds like their rental car has a bit of damage from bulldozing down palms! Edited for new feed...

It appears the eye went directly over Puerto Moreles. Winds are picking up now.