Crazieman

Public perception isn't going to be very good in OK, but may be heightened to proper levels in Joplin.

Heading out there now from Wichita.

Tulsa-area still inflow dominant.

Outflow dominating OKC metro.

Just now, MUWX said:

I wonder what the deal is... can’t be that much to figure out at this point. 

"They want our blood... what do we tell them?"

Haven't been here in a while - but something strange passed over Wichita and was very pronounced on both BV 0.5 KICT and TICH.  Best described as a "ripple" starting at 23:20Z to present approached from the southwest and ran over the city producing some interesting wind effects.

Anyone have an idea of what it was?  I've never seen anything like it, strongly resembled a still shot of a bullet going through the air.

Edit: NWS Wichita calling it a wake low event.

Another stream, San Juan

https://livestormchasing.com/stream/brandon.clement

https://www.periscope.tv/w/1mrxmmEjEzvxy

Supposedly Univision reporter.

Don't know where, but suspect San Juan.  Excellent quality video, still live.

Goes16 shows a distinctly contracting eye.  Nearly pinhole at this point.

Last I checked, we don't have any spare 88-D's lying around if the entire radar has been blown away, rather than power and generator loss KBYX suffered.

The last completed one was used to patch up a radar hole in Washington.

Think we lost TJUA's data.  Last scan 9:50 Z.  Its 9:58 Z now

11 minutes ago, dan11295 said:

We will certainly lose TJUA radar very soon. As a result of the EWRC, instead cat 5 winds over a narrow area, we now get slightly weaker winds over a broader area. At current heading San Juan metro gets the NE eyewall.

KBYX survived a direct hit by Irma; never know.

One of the most beautiful EWRCs on radar I've ever seen.