Good corkscrew action seen on visible into the center of the storm. IR pic
http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/PS/TROP/DATA/RT ... IR4/20.jpg
is showing some cold cloud tops wrapping around a warm center. Is this the beginning of a new eye?
New eye starting to form?
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New eye starting to form?
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I did say there was good "corkscrew" action into the center on the visible pic. I was more keying on the colder cloud tops forming around the center. As the rotation intensifies, the flow into the center of the storm will force the higher, colder cloud tops away from the center. If the rotation continues to increase, the lower, warmer clouds will also be forced from the center and an eye will form. This can take days, if it ever happens, or hours if the storm intensifies rapidly enough.
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