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BYG Jacob
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How many tornadoes is that cell producing?
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Rope on Ryan Hall's stream
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That looks pretty nasty
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Looks like a TDS
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This one has way too much time under little shear and very high OHC. I don't know what the models are seeing.
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Models are out to lunch on this one.
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Satellites do not accurately show the position of a storm dude
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A lot less weakening though, Canada and NE may be in for a really bad time.
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First time I've seen Idalia with intense convection around the entire eyewall
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On the cusp of becoming a major hurricane
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Steep pressure gradient and beefy rain rates in the northern eyewall
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Category 2 confirmed
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Looks like a trio of rotating VHT. Should see some significant pressure falls and wind increases.
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How so?
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It isn't
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Again, no. There isn't any shear to push the dry air into the core.
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The dry air is not being pushed into the core or eyewall of the storm. That would require shear, the hurricane will moisten the part of the storm the dry air got into with no issue. It's actually a bad thing in this case, because it means convective banding won't be able to wrap around and start an ERC.
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Absolutely not.
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Hard to say, that measurement isn't from the eye or CoC. It could very likely be lower, I don't think we'll get a definitive answer until the storm pulls away from Cuba
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Pressure dropping like a rock
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