ATL: Tropical Depression Fay

[TexWx]

Are there any live streaming news channels?
I'm not seeing any..

[tolakram]

so that is no eye trying to form

It's still early on that pic and what you're seeing is the shadow of a tall storm cloud. Look at the hi speed loop I linked too to see it better and more recent.

[hurricanefloyd5]

I bet that is an eye popping out and I know that sounds impossible but I think it could be an eye now!!!!!!!!!!!!

[GeneratorPower]

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[Ed Mahmoud]

latest vis

[storms in NC]

This is kind of a cool series of pics. from google earth radar. Kinda fun to zoom in and look in the eye.



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Looks like shes over some farm land now.

That is lehigh. I was trying to see if my daughter was going to be on the east or west side. I guess she was on the east side.
Didn't want to call till later she only has a cell phone and didn't want to run it down.

[Mattie]

Am I seeing this correctly? Fay proceeds across the state, comes back in the GOM and proceeds to landfall in the same area a second time. What are the odds? A zillion to one.
http://moe.met.fsu.edu/cgi-bin/gfstc2.c ... =Animation

I just ran that animation and that's what it does . . . . my thoughts - - - "ARE YOU KIDDING ME???" Surely yes. . .

[tailgater]

You can see on this loop clearly just how much Fay has slowed down in the last hour or two. I didn't notice any of the major models calling for a slow down this far south. Did anyone else?

http://my.sfwmd.gov/portal/page?_pageid ... ema=PORTAL

[Just Joshing You]

The only good thing about that animation is that there's still a possibility of it reaching my forecasted wind speed in the GOM. That is also the bad part, too

[Bocadude85]

Getting very strong gusts of wind here right now

[ronjon]

Let's not forget the upper level environment got extremely good over the last 6-12 hrs. Notice the fingering clouds from the outflow. This combined with swampy, flat land conditions close to GOM and Atlantic has provided Fay with a boost. However, as she tracks slowly N-NE, she will wind down with time.

[Frank2]

Hurakan,

She is stationary. Steering currents becoming very weak..

Stationary? It's moving NNE at a very visible steady pace (9 mph, per the NHC advisory)...

It was south of Immokalee (in Collier County) at 7 a.m., but, it's now in western Hendry County, near LaBelle, so, it's moving all right...

Actually, it seems to have picked up the pace slightly over the past 2 hours...

The fetch from the circulation center to the NE is still well-established, so, I'd have to disagree since it's still moving towards the trough...

Frank

[Just Joshing You]

That radar clearly shows it moving at a pretty decent clip

[gatorcane]

You can see on this loop clearly just how much Fay has slowed down in the last hour or two. I didn't notice any of the major models calling for a slow down this far south. Did anyone else?

http://my.sfwmd.gov/portal/page?_pageid ... ema=PORTAL

I see her drifting East now and building up convection in a ring east of the center. Fay sure seems to like land......over Hispaniola she organized, over Cuba she organized, and now over South Florida she is organizing.

[tailgater]

Looks like an eye to me

http://weather.msfc.nasa.gov/cgi-bin/post-goes

[gatorcane]

Miami Radar:

http://radar.weather.gov/radar.php?rid= ... 11&loop=no

[tolakram]

I'm going to guess 10pm to midnight or so and she's on the coast again. That's assuming she stays the same general speed as in the last 2 hours.

[dixiebreeze]

Looks like she has better western outflow now than she did over water.

[JPmia]

Are there any live streaming news channels?
I'm not seeing any..

All local MIA stations are on their regular broadcasts. They are providing hourly updates...can't speak for WPB though.

[Frank2]

Interesting that some of us see it moving along while others see it drifting or being stationary - guess it all depends on who's doing the watching...

But, as a bicyclist who often does move along at 9 mph (per the computer), I can tell you for a fact that it's still moving at the speed mentioned in the advisory, so, 9 x 8 hours = 72 miles (had to do that on the calculator - LOL), so, hopefully it'll be in the Fort Pierce area before sunset...

Frank