BYG Jacob

I understand the NHC has its hands full, but 125 knots is too low.

Would love to hear from a met about how the southern end of the wave axis managed to cling on for multiple days while being physically separated from the northern end.

Imelda has formed

https://x.com/jntblake0812/status/ jesus

Milton making a bit of a comeback on IR

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202 URNT12 KNHC 082136 VORTEX DATA MESSAGE AL142024 A. 08/21:03:30Z B. 22.69 deg N 087.44 deg W C. 700 mb 2277 m D. 908 mb E. 340 deg 34 kt F. CLOSED G. C10 H. 138 kt I. 286 deg 7 nm 21:01:30Z J. 357 deg 137 kt K. 278 deg 5 nm 21:02:00Z L. 153 kt M. 092 deg 7 nm 21:07:00Z N. 194 deg 159 kt O. 092 deg 7 nm 21:07:00Z P. 11 C / 3053 m Q. 24 C / 3064 m R. 10 C / NA S. 12345 / 7 T. 0.02 / 1 nm U. AF303 1614A MILTON OB 05 MAX FL WIND 159 KT 092 / 7 NM 21:07:00Z

Both planes are having transmission issues.

SE eyewall, NE winds, that sonde got blown around and went for a ride.

That one went for a ride

Not in the Atlantic, Allen was the closest, but its first peak was 911 and its third was 909.

155 knot SFMR

902.4 extrap, waiting on the sonde