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Re: ATL: EMILY - Tropical Storm - Discussion
Not exactly visible...but as close as we can come with water vapor I guess.

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Re: ATL: EMILY - Tropical Storm - Discussion
SeminoleWind wrote:Zampanò wrote:My eyes may be deceiving me (as they are prone to do with these developing systems, especially at night), but it looks to me as if the center may have started to reform roughly one degree to the east and one-half degree to the south of the NHC's given position, near the deepest convection. Of course, if this is the case, then we're about to see fairly rapid strengthening.
I've been wrong before, though. I fully expected a hurricane by now.
yeah i said that earlier it looked south oh NHC plot.But it is hard to tell at night with all those colors popping out at you on satellite.
I studied the shortwave imagery as closely as I could to try and discern a low-level circulation at the plotted location and I am simply not seeing it. With the intense, sustained convection nearby I believe it is reforming or has been "pulled under," so to speak.
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Re: ATL: EMILY - Tropical Storm - Discussion
SeminoleWind wrote:Zampanò wrote:My eyes may be deceiving me (as they are prone to do with these developing systems, especially at night), but it looks to me as if the center may have started to reform roughly one degree to the east and one-half degree to the south of the NHC's given position, near the deepest convection. Of course, if this is the case, then we're about to see fairly rapid strengthening.
I've been wrong before, though. I fully expected a hurricane by now.
yeah i said that earlier it looked south oh NHC plot.But it is hard to tell at night with all those colors popping out at you on satellite.
I see what you are saying. i can see a little swirl, though this could be the convection building up thus having the impression of a swirl. So who knows.
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Re: ATL: EMILY - Tropical Storm - Discussion
The center is bolting toward 65W and will pass it near the 16.4 latitude. It is way out ahead of the deep convection. Right on NHC trop points and track. Watch out if this thing co-locates.
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Re: ATL: EMILY - Tropical Storm - Discussion
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west trend again for bam and tvcn models?
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Disorganized or not, shes maintaining very deep convection. id say if it was that disorganized it wouldnt be doing so, but thats just my opinion.
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SeminoleWind wrote:west trend again for bam and tvcn models?
BAMS went waaaaaaay west.
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i think all models are gonna shift westwards once again...
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HurricaneWarning92 wrote:i think all models are gonna shift westwards once again...
Yeah especially if it keeps booking west like it is right now.
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Re: ATL: EMILY - Tropical Storm - Discussion
Well, I'm off to get some rest, take care everyone. It'll be interesting to see what she looks like in the morning!
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South Texas Storms wrote:HurricaneWarning92 wrote:i think all models are gonna shift westwards once again...
Yeah especially if it keeps booking west like it is right now.
yep, shes going so fast she doesnt have time to turn more wnw. it will just keep passing by the NHC track points.
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Re: ATL: EMILY - Models
TwisterFanatic wrote:
I think the NHC model is going to shift a bit to the left since now the models are all over the place so they are gonna go somewhere in the middle of that mess.
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