Hoth
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Bahamian dews just can't compete with ours. Once it's up here, it'll soak up like a sponge and explosively intensify, even while tracking inland. It's science.
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Bursty convection, fugly appearance, battling dry air and shear. Has that funny secondary lobe of convection like Matthew did a few years back. Not classic by any means, but a good warm up exercise as we get into the meat of the season.
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Yes, given where we are diurnally, I'm impressed by how cold the tops are. Tonight will be interesting.
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It doesn't look terrible. Obviously sheared, but I frankly expected it to look worse today.
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Especially for a tight little system.
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Yes, the nearly exposed center is a classic hallmark of RI.
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Which is funny, considering what a gigantic wave it came from.
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Cowan noted Isaias' location near the entrance region of a healthy jet as it climbs the coast could argue for maintaining strength better than it might otherwise. We'll see. I'm not in any camp yet. These things are damn fickle. I didn't even manage a gust to 20 with a purported 60mph TS going to my west a few weeks ago.
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Yikes. Glad I had my trees pruned recently in that scenario.
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Someone needs to warn Galveston. Like, now.
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Of course. As I said, it's tropical FANTASY tracking season.
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lol 110 knots on LI. That would bring some trees down.
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Woof.
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I love tropical fantasy tracking season. Best part is it isn't even August!
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Damage In Tolland approved.
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Has the center jumped north? Satellite would certainly suggest it. I suppose the flow banking up against the northern side of Hispaniola could encourage such a move. Interesting.
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Good. Could use the rain.
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Hoping for some big surf a la Bill when I'm back at Fishers in a few weeks.
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Plenty of tropical modeling porn to add to the spank bank this summer.
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Epic. The homeowner in me wishes to never see wind like that, but my inner weenie would give anything.
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Maybe Bob in '91? I'm not sure what category it was officially at landfall, but Block Island gusted to like 110 or 115.
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Wet Saturday incoming.
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That's a sore subject. My earliest memory of a weather forecast disappointing.
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That hole is a treasure. Between the ocean and the pit, it's also claimed more balls than all the others combined. Course looks to be in good shape. Not nearly as burnt out as I would've guessed given the dry conditions recently.
