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  1. andyhb
    But without any context as to what the picture is showing (and the cutting off of the color bars), how is someone supposed to answer that question?
  2. andyhb
    This picture tells me literally nothing.
  3. andyhb
    This map may look substantially different in a few days. The projected track of Helene is into an area that's generally devoid of intense hurricane strikes.
  4. andyhb
    Would be dependent on it mixing out dry air and completing its inner core by tonight/early tomorrow.
  5. andyhb
    Considering the storm makes landfall at sub 920 mb and is moving quite fast, this would be the worst case scenario for GA. Think Michael but larger.
  6. andyhb
    New HWRF is, for lack of a better term, a complete disaster. Makes landfall as a very large/high end Cat 4, takes it over Tallahassee, and then remains sub-960 mb into N GA with gusts that would probably exceed 90 mph over a large area (along with the flooding in the Appalachians).
  7. andyhb
    Why are you still up to this cringe BS?
  8. andyhb
    One of the best places in North America is burning to the ground as we speak (Jasper AB).
  9. andyhb
    Tornado moving directly into downtown Chicago near 290 right now, jesus christ.
  10. andyhb
    Peoria is going to get hammered.
  11. andyhb
    Outbounds are maxed out for the segment near Kewanee, not dissimilar from the Cedar Rapids MCV in the 8/10 derecho.
  12. andyhb
    Tomorrow's threat is legit in Upstate NY and Central PA, Beryl has already been a prolific tornado producer.
  13. andyhb
    Great catch for a TC chase. The dry air aloft that interfered with Beryl's redevelopment in the Gulf definitely helped these things yesterday and the hodographs were quite favorable for long lived/cyclic supercells.
  14. andyhb
    That makes me seasick just watching it, yikes.
  15. andyhb
    Nevermind yes, looked like it stayed barely off the coast. Otherwise it probably would've been another Gilbert for them.
  16. andyhb
    Ivan.
  17. andyhb
    Extensive, high end wind damage on Carriacou. Many, many structures with roofs torn off and a good number that are completely destroyed, near complete vegetation loss.
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  19. andyhb
    That's just a straight buzzsaw.
  20. andyhb
    Definitely making a run at a 5 right now.
  21. andyhb
    150 mph at landfall, absolutely unreal.
  22. andyhb
    Carriacou and Union Island are getting absolutely smashed right now. For reference, this is perhaps the most powerful hurricane to ever affect this portion of the Windward Islands. The catastrophic 1780 hurricane was likely more intense, but it passed further north with a direct hit on Barbados. Only Ivan and (less so) Janet are comparisons in the modern era. Utterly insane for this to be happening on July 1st.
  23. andyhb
    That’s a Cat 4, FL winds of 126 kts and a less suspect SFMR of 124 kts. Easily should be enough to push it to 115 kts. Unprecedented.
  24. andyhb
    Microwave passes continue to steadily improve. Nearly a closed eyewall now.
  25. andyhb
    Thank you, good lord.
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