BYG Jacob

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

The weakening was always overplayed IMO. It takes more than that to kill a hurricane like Milton.

I’m asking because that’s where 7.7 is coming from

Sustained and very intense lightning in the eyewall

What does CI mean on the ADT readout?

Watching a hurricane physically push out dry air away from its core is mesmerizing to watch.

The eye is clearing out