Floydbuster

By closer inspection, it almost looks like high cloud shearing across the LLC, not really wrapping around it.

Pressure does seem to be dropping a bit.

It's amazing to think a storm once over a lagoon in Mexico could wind up over rural Wisconsin.

Evening video update on Cristobal https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kGN_7UNSMW8&

I am actually impressed that Cristobal is as tight as he is. I thought he'd be more of a pin-wheel the way Isidore was back in 2002 after leaving the Yucatan Peninsula.

Evening video update on Tropical Storm Cristobal

We have quite a healthy looking tropical storm tonight.

Outflow and ventilation around Cristobal improving. The biggest factor against significant strengthening is likely Mexico until it pulls further away.

Anyone else thinking that there will be a center re-location? That convection blob (possibly the mid-level remnants of Amanda) are really firing over the middle of the Yucatan Peninsula.

I took a look at some buoys in the Western Gulf, and the waters are running up to 83° I just recorded an update on our system. https://youtu.be/IrFY-UAVIqM

Barely windy here in Summit County. We were anticipating 60 mph gusts.

Good. There was some guy who posted computer models and showed pressures near 966 mb over the Great Lakes.

Since I'm less seasoned in winter weather, what do the odds of snow look like for Northern Ohio? I have people going nuts thinking a blizzard is coming in 48-72 hrs.

Cute little cane.

I made a one year retrospective short documentary on Hurricane Michael. If anyone is interested, feel free to check it out.