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Major Hurricane Irma


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3 minutes ago, TellicoWx said:

Where's the Ukie go from Cuba? During the winter it sometimes is a precursor to where the Euro may go. Not sure about Hurricanes.

It only goes out to 144 and is sitting in south Cuba at the end of the run. 

edit: link is being weird, I'm too tired to figure out why

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2 minutes ago, NWLinnCountyIA said:

Pretty big burst of convection ongoing in Irma's inner core. Coolest cloud tops ive seen so far with this storm.72874b30738eeea54d9f249afd053dba.png

Notice the impingement on the outflow or the "flat spot" on the NNE side of the storm.  That's the ridging trying to push it to the SW.  See how the outflow is expanding nicely in the western quadrants.  That's the direction the storm  "wants" to go, the direction it was going before the ridge began to suppress it.  There's an inherent flow in the atmosphere it wants to follow but there is also pressure coming in trying to alter that flow.  Just my interpretation.

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Hi - I'm a first time poster but have lurked here for a while and enjoy learning from what folks post. I'm a geologist and one of my field sites is in the Turks and Caicos. We've been waiting for a hurricane to roll through for a long time to track changes on a low-lying island in the region and I'll probably head down there soon as it seems Irma will hit the region pretty hard. I'm wondering if the major models make any predictions of storm surge that I could access beforehand, or if there is another way for me to ascertain this information? I just need a loose estimate for the region in the coming days. 

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1 minute ago, pazzo83 said:

Is the Euro also showing insane pressures?

None of the runs I have seen so far, have shown anything under 915 or so IIRC... so if you consider that insane, then yeah (it's highly impressive nonetheless). Otherwise no. 

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Just now, Hoosier said:

It may end up lower than that in reality (look at how it initialized).  I mean, we shouldn't be putting a lot of stock in most of these modeled pressures anyway, imo.

It seems foolish to believe this hurricane will be at the same pressure (pretty much... 961mb) that it is right now in 72 hours imo. 

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