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WxWatcher007

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  1. Watching that too. Want to see if it can fully wrap upshear. If so, that could lead to another convective burst to push it over the top. Even if it doesn’t, the frictional convergence nearing landfall could allow the center to contract and become more symmetrical. HAFS A & B show this right at landfall.
  2. Euro and GFS are night and day for something barely 12 hours out
  3. It was pretty special. Best sunset is still as Dorian was approaching NC. Never seen anything like it before or since. Edit: this is also from last week lol
  4. Tropics sunsets are the best. This is from Lee last week.
  5. Probably need hurricane watches maybe even warnings up for part of NC given the recon data.
  6. These are some fast extrapolated pressure falls. 984.6mb down from 986.8 at last pass.
  7. Really nice animation of the center starting to become covered by convection as it crosses the Gulf Stream. Definitely looking more tropical and likely continuing to intensify.
  8. That was at 925mb. The surface reading was at 58kt. The extrapolated pressure falls between passes is pretty good.
  9. AMEN Homebrew is homebrew for a reason. I think he is disappointed this could become a hurricane without an Ian like eyewall lol. Appreciate the updates as I’m mostly mobile right now.
  10. Recon is a little more impressive than I thought it’d be.
  11. I’d need to see a little more sampling, but this one does look close to hurricane strength per recon…
  12. I’m trying to hold off on using heat. At least until October.
  13. I can imagine the complaining and meh’ing with this one
  14. They may have to wait for recon. There’s no convection at the center and there’s still more baroclinic influence IMO than tropical influence. Still intensifying though.
  15. If it does go tropical, it’ll be right before landfall when the center can tighten and pressure is lowest. This is a more subtropical look currently, as expected.
  16. It’s going to be sheared all the way to the end, but what you’re looking for as this approaches landfall about 24 hours from now is whether it can establish an inner core to take it close to C1. For that to happen, you need convection over the center, not adjacent to it. We don’t have that right now despite the intensification trend. Impacts remain the same generally though.
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