Satellite eclipse/delay
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vortex100
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Satellite eclipse/delay
Hard to deal with this damn satellite eclipse when I'm suppose to be forecasting for stations this morning. I want to see if Isabel is showing any more signs of intensification. I guess I will just have to be patient. This is very frustrating.
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Derek Ortt
A recent sat image from NRL doesnt show much improved organization; however, the radar is slightly more impressive, possibly due to the fact that it now coming into range.
However, the fact that the pressure rose during the eclipse to 957mb definately does not indicate any signs of intensification
However, the fact that the pressure rose during the eclipse to 957mb definately does not indicate any signs of intensification
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