wxman57 wrote:I'm wondering if Nate lost its circulation over Honduras. I'm not seeing anything on satellite loops. Definitely NOT a TS now. Might not survive the shear it's moving right into.
If it was anyone but you saying that I'd laugh.

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wxman57 wrote:I'm wondering if Nate lost its circulation over Honduras. I'm not seeing anything on satellite loops. Definitely NOT a TS now. Might not survive the shear it's moving right into.
SoupBone wrote:wxman57 wrote:I'm wondering if Nate lost its circulation over Honduras. I'm not seeing anything on satellite loops. Definitely NOT a TS now. Might not survive the shear it's moving right into.
If it was anyone but you saying that I'd laugh.
latitude_20 wrote:SoupBone wrote:wxman57 wrote:I'm wondering if Nate lost its circulation over Honduras. I'm not seeing anything on satellite loops. Definitely NOT a TS now. Might not survive the shear it's moving right into.
If it was anyone but you saying that I'd laugh.
I thought that region of shear was forecasted to relax a bit.
LarryWx wrote:Nate actually got as far as 50 miles inland, meaning those runs that had him just skim the coast busted, and has been inland 11 hours, which is a good reason he doesn't look as "good". He is now only 25 miles inland and will be offshore by ~midnight.
SoupBone wrote:LarryWx wrote:Nate actually got as far as 50 miles inland, meaning those runs that had him just skim the coast busted, and has been inland 11 hours, which is a good reason he doesn't look as "good". He is now only 25 miles inland and will be offshore by ~midnight.
And he has 30-50kts of shear waiting for him. He has a very small window of light shear until it lessens.
Alyono wrote:SoupBone wrote:LarryWx wrote:Nate actually got as far as 50 miles inland, meaning those runs that had him just skim the coast busted, and has been inland 11 hours, which is a good reason he doesn't look as "good". He is now only 25 miles inland and will be offshore by ~midnight.
And he has 30-50kts of shear waiting for him. He has a very small window of light shear until it lessens.
shear has rapidly decreased this evening
SoupBone wrote:Alyono wrote:SoupBone wrote:
And he has 30-50kts of shear waiting for him. He has a very small window of light shear until it lessens.
shear has rapidly decreased this evening
I respectfully disagree unless I'm linking the wrong map. I've been commenting on it for nearly 2 days and all it's done is shift a little. I know that it's supposed to lessen but so far it's remained pretty constant. Am I linking the wrong chart?
gotabyte wrote:Pearl River wrote:gotabyte wrote:
Just joined site today.
I live just to the East of New Orleans(Slidell) and I'm having to tell people here what is going on. Most don't seem to pay attention to local news anymore. They think I'm joking when mentioning Hurricane hitting here. I keep getting told "That thing is going to Florida".
Picked up generator gas earlier today and supplies and noticed stores had normal traffic.
We may be without power for a few days from trees falling but with generator and fuel we should be good.
I was just listening to WWL radio, I can't believe how lightly they are taking Nate.
I stopped listening to WWL radio a couple of weeks back. It's hard to explain, but they've gone completely stupid lately.
I agree.
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