STORM2K

Don't look now, but a buoy in the northern gulf has 1000 mb of pressure, which is at least 5 mb lower than the lowest pressure at 12z. Pressure falls are centered just off the coast of AQQ, so it looks like the surface low is deepening and moving towards the northeast. Looks to be dropping a mb per hour. This information provided by Jim Westland from the National Weather Service in Birmingham, AL.

Mine has 1004 and steady dropping.
Pressure rate at minus .069 in an hour

Here are my weather readings.

Whoa!

Conditions at 42036 as of
(2:50 pm EST)
Atmospheric Pressure (PRES): 29.45 in

997milibars= 29.44"

=O

Windy in OCALA!!!

Wind Speed: SW 36 G 51 MPH

This is under what we got with the hurricanes but it brings back memories of the generator. Hold firm power grid!

There's a recent central pressure reading east of JAX of 996 MB under this intensifying coastal low. Only expect this to intensify further overnight into Monday as it takes the trip up along the eastern seaboard. Definitely major travel impacts on the way.

Jim