ATL: DON - Remnants - Discussion

[Ivanhater]

Waves looking this good in July...Nice

[NDG]

Closed circulation found!

182400 1103N 05219W 9771 00299 0110 +231 +222 350020 020 /// /// 03
182430 1102N 05217W 9773 00293 0105 +235 +215 333021 021 /// /// 03
182500 1102N 05216W 9773 00289 0101 +240 +216 321020 021 /// /// 03
182530 1101N 05214W 9768 00292 0098 +243 +218 304020 020 /// /// 03
182600 1101N 05212W 9768 00293 0098 +244 +223 284016 020 /// /// 03
182630 1101N 05211W 9774 00288 0100 +243 +226 234019 022 /// /// 03
182700 1101N 05209W 9757 00309 //// +225 //// 216034 040 /// /// 05
182730 1100N 05207W 9778 00296 //// +212 //// 200034 038 /// /// 05

[Aric Dunn]

aaaand there yu go plenty of west winds. they just missed the center just slightly.

very close to 11.01N 52.14W

my estimate was "11.06° N 52.15°W"

[NDG]

[weathaguyry]

This will almost definitely become TD 5 at 5PM EST?

[Aric Dunn]

possible tropical storm force winds as well.. some evidence showing up there in that last set. next pass from the NE should give us a good idea.

[NDG]

Plenty of sw winds found by the recon in the SE quadrant.

[Ivanhater]

And some folks didn't think recon should fly today

[NDG]

[AutoPenalti]

This will almost definitely become TD 5 at 5PM EST?

Most likely. If they find more TS winds maybe there's an argument for TS Don.

[RL3AO]

Haven't looked much today. Pretty impressed at its rate of development. Probably going to get a number out of this after all.

[cycloneye]

[Miami Storm Tracker]

Just my luck a few pages back I was posting how it did not look very impressive, thinking the blow up would happen later in the evening. Next thing you know it's starting to get it's act going.

[Hypercane_Kyle]

Very likely this is 05L based on that last recon pass.

[Sciencerocks]

000
URNT15 KNHC 171910
AF302 01BBA INVEST HDOB 27 20170717
190000 0949N 05126W 9773 00317 0132 +237 +177 263014 014 014 000 00
190030 0948N 05126W 9769 00319 0132 +236 +177 267014 014 014 000 03
190100 0946N 05127W 9772 00317 0133 +231 +197 268011 013 /// /// 03
190130 0946N 05128W 9769 00320 0133 +232 +188 269010 011 014 001 00
190200 0946N 05129W 9770 00319 0133 +232 +190 270010 010 015 000 00
190230 0946N 05131W 9772 00319 0133 +234 +181 268010 010 016 000 03
190300 0946N 05133W 9772 00317 0133 +234 +181 264011 011 015 000 00
190330 0946N 05134W 9771 00317 0132 +232 +191 266011 011 015 000 03
190400 0946N 05135W 9772 00317 0132 +235 +175 264012 012 016 000 00
190430 0946N 05137W 9770 00319 0131 +236 +169 263013 014 017 000 00
190500 0946N 05138W 9770 00317 0131 +236 +175 263012 013 018 000 03
190530 0946N 05140W 9769 00319 0131 +236 +170 261012 012 016 000 00
190600 0946N 05141W 9772 00316 0131 +235 +178 263012 013 016 000 00
190630 0946N 05143W 9772 00317 0131 +235 +185 267013 013 016 000 00
190700 0946N 05144W 9770 00318 0131 +236 +183 269013 013 016 000 03
190730 0946N 05146W 9772 00317 0131 +237 +183 268012 012 017 000 03
190800 0946N 05147W 9772 00317 0131 +235 +186 269011 012 016 000 00
190830 0946N 05149W 9771 00318 0132 +235 +189 270010 011 015 000 00
190900 0946N 05150W 9770 00319 0132 +235 +189 273009 010 017 000 00
190930 0946N 05152W 9771 00319 0132 +235 +187 276009 009 020 000 03
$$

[Hypercane_Kyle]

Looks pretty well organized. Don't see it being much more than a 30 knot TD. Definitely reminds me of Bret though.

[cycloneye]

West winds.

Peak 10-second Wind: 9 kt at 276°

[cycloneye]

Peak 10-second Wind: 9 kt at 276°

[Miami Storm Tracker]

Was that wind a typo 9 knots is that some where like 12 mph.

[Hammy]

Looks like a fairly large area of low level westerlies a good distance from the LLC, so this likely isn't 'barely closed' so to speak like Bret was.