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  1. Looks more like a center reform. The bands have become elongated too.
  2. Or two centers wobbling around each other. The HAFS-B showed this.
  3. It's trying to drift back to the west the last few frames.
  4. Results in a much stronger landfall. Edit: Actually only slightly stronger. But further offshore track should in theory give it a lot more time to reorganize.
  5. UKMET is the northeast outlier for the first time ever.
  6. Bizarre complex track shown by the GFS and CMC. The troff lifts out and the 250mb flow shifts to the NW due to the ridge over the Central US. Then a tutt forms over FL while a ridge builds over the Carolinas, shifting 250mb winds back to the ESE forcing forcing the storm back to the west. Almost a 180 degree shift in the 250mb winds between hr 60 and 102
  7. Hurricane Ian made a turn into the SC coast but it wasn't as sharp. I suspect this turn is being overdone by models and it ends up over E NC day 5.
  8. Kind of a broad circulation and there will be some shear in the northern Gulf. It's hitting a pretty storm surge prone area though. Luckily not very populated.
  9. Going to feel like fall tomorrow when it's 95.
  10. Feels like hell out there
  11. Radar in upstate NY is nuts. Looks like something you'd see in TX or OK
  12. I did think it was moving faster for some reason. Anyway the winds didn't make it too far inland. Looks likes they've died down considerably.
  13. Seems to always happen with fast moving systems. IKE produced lots of 70mph+ gusts in PA and OH
  14. You can see the low and mid level centers are still slightly out of alignment on radar.
  15. The predictable apology run from the GFS for insisting the troff was going leave Beryl behind for the last 3 days.
  16. The gfs moved way east. Not a direct hit on Houston but they'll get a much more impact than the 18z run.
  17. There's also frictional convergence near the coast helping to funnel moister and angular momentum inward. Another enhancing factor is it will be moving into the right entrance region of a jet streak developing in the MS Valley. These things should combine for a quick burst of intensification prior to landfall.
  18. Euro finally out and it landfalls near Port O'conner. Its on the northeast edge of guidance.
  19. Pretty much following the HAFS-B which shows very little deepening today and makes landfall in central tx as a 973mb 85kt cat2 at 12z Monday.
  20. Models continue to show the best deepening rates just prior to landfall. Some of them bottom out the pressure right along the coast.
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