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THe CDO is becoming much more stable. if that northern eyewall is a sign .. then the next few hours are going to be interesting..
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Anyone know why they keep doing all the loopy loops in the eye each pass from the AF plane ?
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I thought the NHC mentioned dry air intrusion/weakening? The pressure is down but that could be temporary right? Trying to make up mind whether to stay or leave (in Victoria on central TX coast).
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If they find 85kt, could the forecast possibly be upped to a Cat 4 landfall? Weird things happen in the Gulf and while it'd be a longshot I wouldn't at all rule out a Cat 5 either, stranger things have happened.
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a 965.9 mb with 22 kt winds ..
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Re: ATL: HARVEY - Hurricane - Discussion
RL3AO ,you think Beven could have waited for the pass to then release the 10 PM CDT advisory?
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if this storm landfalls as a cat 3 we should see the first usage of the extreme wind warning for areas expecting 100 knot winds.
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Re: ATL: HARVEY - Hurricane - Discussion
Aric Dunn wrote:Anyone know why they keep doing all the loopy loops in the eye each pass from the AF plane ?
Likely trying to find the true center of circulation for accurate center fix position and central pressure estimate.
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psyclone wrote:if this storm landfalls as a cat 3 we should see the first usage of the extreme wind warning for areas expecting 100 knot winds.
I was thinking so too earlier but remember it was issued for Cape Canaveral when the western eyewall of Matthew brushed it
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Extreme_wind_warning
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It's literally improving by the minute.

The next 3 to 6 hours will decide a cat 3 vs a cat 4+ at landfall.

The next 3 to 6 hours will decide a cat 3 vs a cat 4+ at landfall.
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SouthDadeFish wrote:Aric Dunn wrote:Anyone know why they keep doing all the loopy loops in the eye each pass from the AF plane ?
Likely trying to find the true center of circulation for accurate center fix position and central pressure estimate.
its seems a little odd all of a sudden with this system. why even worry about a half mile difference?
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Re: ATL: HARVEY - Hurricane - Discussion
Soonercane wrote:I thought the NHC mentioned dry air intrusion/weakening? The pressure is down but that could be temporary right? Trying to make up mind whether to stay or leave (in Victoria on central TX coast).
My goodness Sooner, I would go. Even if it doesn't hit you directly, chances are you are going to be without power if you are on the coast, and possibly for an extended period of time. Not even to mention the rainfall you are more than likely going to receive. I've lived for 10 days with no power after a cane before, trust me...it is terrible.
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Soonercane wrote:I thought the NHC mentioned dry air intrusion/weakening? The pressure is down but that could be temporary right? Trying to make up mind whether to stay or leave (in Victoria on central TX coast).
Leave. You don't want to be anywhere near this thing.
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Soonercane wrote:psyclone wrote:if this storm landfalls as a cat 3 we should see the first usage of the extreme wind warning for areas expecting 100 knot winds.
I was thinking so too earlier but remember it was issued for Cape Canaveral when the western eyewall of Matthew brushed it
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Extreme_wind_warning
great catch I did not know that. the eventual issuance of the warning this time will be something to watch for. that's the most terrifying warning I can think of. you know it's going down.
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cycloneye wrote: RL3AO ,you think Beven could have waited for the pass to then release the 10 PM CDT advisory?
I don't think there is enough data now to up intensity or the forecast, but a special advisory later tonight wouldn't shock me if it continues what it started in the last hour.
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RL3AO wrote:It's literally improving by the minute.
The next 3 to 6 hours will decide a cat 3 vs a cat 4+ at landfall.
If it keeps going at this rate, I don't think that battle even exists.
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Aric Dunn wrote:Anyone know why they keep doing all the loopy loops in the eye each pass from the AF plane ?
I think they drop down closer to the surface to drop the dropsonde since the eye is only 15 miles in diameter.
Is my guess.
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Re: ATL: HARVEY - Hurricane - Discussion
Aric Dunn wrote:SouthDadeFish wrote:Aric Dunn wrote:Anyone know why they keep doing all the loopy loops in the eye each pass from the AF plane ?
Likely trying to find the true center of circulation for accurate center fix position and central pressure estimate.
its seems a little odd all of a sudden with this system. why even worry about a half mile difference?
They could be experimenting with any number of measurements, cameras, navigation systems, or whatnot. It might be as simple as trying to gather more sensory data on eye structure during intensification. Hopefully we'll get a mention of their pattern at some point from NHC.
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