2021APR16 123000 4.6 976.0 79.6 4.6 4.6 7.3 MW ON OFF OFF OFF OFF -30.47 -84.45 EYE/P -99 IR 41.7 9.63 -132.67 FCST HIM-8 14.7
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Re: WPAC: SURIGAE - Typhoon
ADT raw now rising
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Re: WPAC: SURIGAE - Typhoon
TPPN10 PGTW 161242 COR
A. TYPHOON 02W (SURIGAE)
B. 16/1200Z
C. 9.33N
D. 132.92E
E. FIVE/HMWRI8
F. T5.0/5.0/D1.5/24HRS STT: S0.0/03HRS
G. IR/EIR
H. REMARKS: 46A/PBO EMBD CNTR/ANMTN. LLCC EMBEDDED IN W YIELDS A DT
OF 5.0. MET YIELDS 5.0. PT YIELDS 5.5. DBO DT.
I. ADDITIONAL POSITIONS:
16/0703Z 9.18N 133.55E SSMS
16/0752Z 9.00N 133.48E SSMS
16/1045Z 9.27N 133.10E ASCT
16/1045Z 9.27N 133.10E ASCT
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A. TYPHOON 02W (SURIGAE)
B. 16/1200Z
C. 9.33N
D. 132.92E
E. FIVE/HMWRI8
F. T5.0/5.0/D1.5/24HRS STT: S0.0/03HRS
G. IR/EIR
H. REMARKS: 46A/PBO EMBD CNTR/ANMTN. LLCC EMBEDDED IN W YIELDS A DT
OF 5.0. MET YIELDS 5.0. PT YIELDS 5.5. DBO DT.
I. ADDITIONAL POSITIONS:
16/0703Z 9.18N 133.55E SSMS
16/0752Z 9.00N 133.48E SSMS
16/1045Z 9.27N 133.10E ASCT
16/1045Z 9.27N 133.10E ASCT
YOUNG
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Re: WPAC: SURIGAE - Typhoon
02W SURIGAE 210416 1200 9.4N 132.9E WPAC 90 967
Now a strong Category 2.
Now a strong Category 2.
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Re: WPAC: SURIGAE - Typhoon
Better microwave pass from around the same time as the old one. It’s clear that the eyewall is still adjusting, preventing the eye from clearing out until it fully solidifies. Notice how the clear region in the eyewall is much smaller than the eyewall bands.
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There is a green pixel in the eye. This thing has its act together and now its go time. Pinhole eye or close to it forming.
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Re: WPAC: SURIGAE - Typhoon
InfernoFlameCat wrote:There is a green pixel in the eye. This thing has its act together and now its go time. Pinhole eye or close to it forming.
Based on latest microwave images, the eye won't be a pinhole but a regular sized one.
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TXPQ29 KNES 161206
TCSWNP
A. 02W (SURIGAE)
B. 16/1130Z
C. 9.6N
D. 133.0E
E. ONE/HIMAWARI-8
F. T5.5/5.5
G. IR/EIR/SWIR
H. REMARKS...THIS INTENSITY ESTIMATE WAS DERIVED USING 4 KM IR DATA. A
WHITE EYE SURROUNDED BY COLD DARK GREY AND EMBEDDED IN COLD MEDIUM GREY
YIELDS A DT OF 6.0 AFTER AN EYE ADJUSTMENT OF -0.5. MET IS EQUAL TO 5.0
AND PT IS EQUAL TO 5.5 BASED ON A DEVELOPING RAPIDLY TREND IN THE LAST 24
HOURS. FT IS BASED ON CONSTRAINTS AS FT IS LIMITED TO CHANGE OF +1.0 OVER
6 HOURS. 6 HOUR AVG DT DOES NOT JUSTIFY BREAKING CONSTRAINTS AT THIS TIME.
I. ADDL POSITIONS
NIL
...TUGGLE
TCSWNP
A. 02W (SURIGAE)
B. 16/1130Z
C. 9.6N
D. 133.0E
E. ONE/HIMAWARI-8
F. T5.5/5.5
G. IR/EIR/SWIR
H. REMARKS...THIS INTENSITY ESTIMATE WAS DERIVED USING 4 KM IR DATA. A
WHITE EYE SURROUNDED BY COLD DARK GREY AND EMBEDDED IN COLD MEDIUM GREY
YIELDS A DT OF 6.0 AFTER AN EYE ADJUSTMENT OF -0.5. MET IS EQUAL TO 5.0
AND PT IS EQUAL TO 5.5 BASED ON A DEVELOPING RAPIDLY TREND IN THE LAST 24
HOURS. FT IS BASED ON CONSTRAINTS AS FT IS LIMITED TO CHANGE OF +1.0 OVER
6 HOURS. 6 HOUR AVG DT DOES NOT JUSTIFY BREAKING CONSTRAINTS AT THIS TIME.
I. ADDL POSITIONS
NIL
...TUGGLE
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Re: WPAC: SURIGAE - Typhoon
mrbagyo wrote:https://i.imgur.com/YvhhYJu.gif
Yeah, I'm seeing the Eye popping out
I'm calling to this be at 110 mph & ~965 MB
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Yeah looked at that it will just be a smallish eye. I expect this to be a mid range cat 4 at its peak. It will be tough to push farther than that. Structure right now still a little lopsided preventing extreme rapid intensification.
One thing to note however it is developing that dreaded western band.
One thing to note however it is developing that dreaded western band.
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Re: WPAC: SURIGAE - Typhoon
InfernoFlameCat wrote:Yeah looked at that it will just be a smallish eye. I expect this to be a mid range cat 4 at its peak. It will be tough to push farther than that. Structure right now still a little lopsided preventing extreme rapid intensification.
One thing to note however it is developing that dreaded western band.
MPI currently supports a sub-900mb Cat 5... I don't think it will get that strong but a Cat 5 is certainly a possibility
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Yes this certainly could be. I don't think it will but it definitely could be.
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Eye is really popping out on IR
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Re: WPAC: SURIGAE - Typhoon
It seems that the biggest limiting factor for Surigae will be its internal structure, because microwave imagery has revealed a complex eyewall that isn’t your typical solid eyewall seen with extreme RI phases.
Look at Laura. When its RI phase commended, it had a very clear solid eyewall on microwave. Surigae’s eyewall seems like it’s made of two separate bands and is still evolving, which explains why it looks a little weird on IR and why the eye hasn’t cleared out at all yet.
Look at Laura. When its RI phase commended, it had a very clear solid eyewall on microwave. Surigae’s eyewall seems like it’s made of two separate bands and is still evolving, which explains why it looks a little weird on IR and why the eye hasn’t cleared out at all yet.
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Yeah I agree Aspen. This cannot strengthen as much if it cannot develop a well defined eyewall. The longer it takes to complete the eyewall, the lower the peak intensity it will have due to the relatively short amount of time it will be in favorable conditions.
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Keeps going up.
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InfernoFlameCat wrote:Yeah I agree Aspen. This cannot strengthen as much if it cannot develop a well defined eyewall. The longer it takes to complete the eyewall, the lower the peak intensity it will have due to the relatively short amount of time it will be in favorable conditions.
It seems that conditions will be favorable for about another 2-ish days. It won’t be until Surigae slows down and starts its turn that things will fall apart, because then it’ll reach waters with both lower SSTs and lower OHC. That will allow for upwelling to become a massive issue. It doesn’t appear that there will be any high shear before then.
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Newer microwave pass:
https://mobile.twitter.com/MikeFischerW ... 5329339394
https://mobile.twitter.com/MikeFischerW ... 5329339394
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