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Just now, Maestrobjwa said:

I don't think some brains here are separating the digital reality to the physical on here...sweet mercy above. 150mph...155...tiny little digital things that don't make a bit of difference with the reality of the storm!

It’s the difference between 100 bricks and 101 bricks getting knocked down.

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2 minutes ago, Maestrobjwa said:

I don't think some brains here are separating the digital reality to the physical on here...sweet mercy above. 150mph...155...tiny little digital things that don't make a bit of difference with the reality of the storm!

This is the ticket. Here's the thing, even if the southern eyewall does open up (either through ERC, shear, dry air, simultaneous bird farts, whatever), guess what: you still have a 135-145mph storm roaring onshore vs 150-155mph. With a storm this size, the differences are going to be minimal. Especially with the surge being a factor.  

Edit: sorta ninja'd. 

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Just now, KPITSnow said:

If I am completely wrong here everyone please tell me to shut up in the thread. I don't know technical terms like attenuation, but it seems this damn argument happens with every landfalling major storm.

Eh, yes and no. Not claiming to be an expert on this either by any means (that's why I'm still in school!), but you are correct in that southern eyewalls often do look weaker than their northern segments. I don't think it is incorrect to say that Laura's does look surprisingly weak, there are other examples that look better, but I think it's important to take it as a part of the larger picture (eg: it has appeared this way for most of the day, the storm has managed to strengthen some regardless, etc). Just my 2 cents.

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Alright...this got brought up in a local weather forum I participate in. Anybody have any ideas of what phenomenon would cause the feature in this satellite loop. Keep your eye on the outer band east of the eye. An anomaly shows up at a towering thunderstorm in this outer band and races inward toward the eye. This anomaly occurs between 21:00 and 22:00Z and shows up in water vapor, longwave, and visible imagery. Make sure you expand the video to full screen for easy viewing.

https://imgur.com/GcQo3Nm

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59 minutes ago, JakkelWx said:

Alright, I know it's time to stop with the center relocation jokes. It is getting old pretty fast, I will admit

Edit: I have never seen that many "haha" reactions on one post before. Has to be a new record, right? 

Ikr. :weenie:

 

 

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On 8/20/2020 at 2:59 PM, ldub23 said:

I think the Euro is the  model to follow. has  13 as  basically  nothing(it  may be a wave  now) and  14 as a weakening tropical storm in texas. 14 may be  open as well. I think if  97L gets  buried in mexico and if  98 can slow  down dramatically  in the  bahamas and turn north it  may be able  to be another Isaias. If it  continues flying west development  is  doubtful.

 

2 minutes ago, ldub23 said:

Electric grid  is  going to be a  mess for  a  long time. Im sure crews from other states  have  been pre-positioned. If anything it  looks to me land  interaction will keep it  intact as it  comes ashore.

Go away!

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1 minute ago, lilj4425 said:

People arguing over the southern eye wall and cows. Lots of cows.

yeah i picked up the jist of that. i dunno what the big deal is.  it looks to be filled most of the way back in and pressures are still well under 940.  its going to absolutely slobberknock the region even if its a halfacane in 6 hours

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