ATL: Tropical Depression Dolly
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Re: ATL: H Dolly in Western Gulf of Mexico
Just woke up here in Corpus, and the dang thing is still out there. All the radar and satellite loops suggest a slight Northerly movement?
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KWT wrote:Will be interesting to see if that was just a breif wobble off to the north or something a little more lasting, its good news because its now heading closer to the less populated region.
unless it doesn't come into coast until Corpus. Then the opposite would happen. Corpus would get HAMMERED! By that point it could be a major hurricane
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Nice round CDO too. As I've said before I'm usually conservative when it comes to intensity and the future of storms, but man that looks like it's undergoing some really impressive - and quick - organisation. Certainly, in my unofficial, non-S2K or NWS/NHC/TPC backed opinion, an 85 or 90 knot landfall does not seem out of the question. I'm still hesitant to say a major hurricane though - I don't think Dolly has the time.
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Re: ATL: H Dolly in Western Gulf of Mexico
Normandy wrote:Yes the star shape is due to many meso storms rotating around the center of Dolly.
Yes...that is the reason for the star...and that is bad news...
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paintplaye wrote:KWT wrote:Will be interesting to see if that was just a breif wobble off to the north or something a little more lasting, its good news because its now heading closer to the less populated region.
unless it doesn't come into coast until Corpus. Then the opposite would happen. Corpus would get HAMMERED! By that point it could be a major hurricane
Now I really can't go back to bed.
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Yep AFM there is going to be some really powerful winds if that shape holds upto landfall.
Chacor, i see no reason why this won't be a cat-2, pressures may well be close to 970mbs now given the way that eye has recently popped, in some ways its good it hasn't got 6hrs longer then it has...
Recon is going to be so interesting!
Chacor, i see no reason why this won't be a cat-2, pressures may well be close to 970mbs now given the way that eye has recently popped, in some ways its good it hasn't got 6hrs longer then it has...
Recon is going to be so interesting!
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lrak wrote:paintplaye wrote:KWT wrote:Will be interesting to see if that was just a breif wobble off to the north or something a little more lasting, its good news because its now heading closer to the less populated region.
unless it doesn't come into coast until Corpus. Then the opposite would happen. Corpus would get HAMMERED! By that point it could be a major hurricane
Now I really can't go back to bed.
Haha im kidding that won't happen (hopefully)

Pretty gusty winds here in houston.
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Re: ATL: H Dolly in Western Gulf of Mexico
HarlequinBoy wrote:americanrebel wrote:I wouldn't be suprised, in fact I wouldn't be surprised if it made it up to Galveston Bay.
It's already west of Galveston Bay.
If you know Hurricanes, a lot of times hurricanes make a jog to the East before making landfall.
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Re: ATL: H Dolly in Western Gulf of Mexico
americanrebel wrote:HarlequinBoy wrote:americanrebel wrote:I wouldn't be suprised, in fact I wouldn't be surprised if it made it up to Galveston Bay.
It's already west of Galveston Bay.
If you know Hurricanes, a lot of times hurricanes make a jog to the East before making landfall.
Yeah...but not 200 mile jogs.
Not going to happen...and ....well...I'll stop there.
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Re: ATL: H Dolly in Western Gulf of Mexico
Storm looks to be taking a little more of a NWN turn.
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