ATL: KIRK - Remnants - Discussion
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Re: ATL: KIRK - Tropical Storm - Discussion
I guess they should have waited for more recon data..
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55 fl and 65kt SFMR in the se quad still. NE might be even higher..
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55 fl and 65kt SFMR in the se quad still. NE might be even higher..
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Re: ATL: KIRK - Tropical Storm - Discussion
Aric Dunn wrote:I guess they should have waited for more recon data..
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150900 1136N 05258W 8434 01570 0120 +160 +160 152040 049 043 021 00
55 fl and 65kt SFMR in the se quad still. NE might be even higher..
We're watching here in Barbados and we wondering if we might get a borderline Cat 1 or at least gusts in that ballpark even with it passing north of us.
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brohavwx wrote:Odd, stony silence here now though. Hmm.
yeah it is weird. though maybe everyone was thinking it is likely already dead from shear.
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Re: ATL: KIRK - Tropical Storm - Discussion
Aric Dunn wrote:I guess they should have waited for more recon data..
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150730 1130N 05258W 8433 01565 0114 +176 +176 162043 047 056 065 00
150800 1132N 05258W 8427 01571 0122 +166 +166 147053 055 048 031 00
150830 1134N 05258W 8431 01567 0124 +163 +163 150049 054 043 031 00
150900 1136N 05258W 8434 01570 0120 +160 +160 152040 049 043 021 00
55 fl and 65kt SFMR in the se quad still. NE might be even higher..
From someone at another BB, those highest surface winds in SE sector are likely in a thunderstorm band being that there are high rain rates and lower FL winds above those highest surface winds.
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Re: ATL: KIRK - Tropical Storm - Discussion
It should be dead after tomorrow with the wall of shear.Good look in Barbados and other islands down there.
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Re: ATL: KIRK - Tropical Storm - Discussion
Other than the erroneous thunderstorm recon went through, so far everything supports a 40kt TS based on SFMR.
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Re: ATL: KIRK - Tropical Storm - Discussion
boca wrote:It should be dead after tomorrow with the wall of shear.Good look in Barbados and other islands down there.
What do you mean dead? like to a depression or completely out cold?
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Re: ATL: KIRK - Tropical Storm - Discussion
Wow, that is about the highest rain rate I have seen in the last couple years.
86 mm/hr in the clear

86 mm/hr in the clear

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Re: ATL: KIRK - Tropical Storm - Discussion
LarryWx wrote:Aric Dunn wrote:I guess they should have waited for more recon data..
150600 1124N 05257W 8433 01561 0119 +163 +163 178046 049 051 077 03
150630 1126N 05257W 8419 01577 0115 +170 +170 167041 045 061 086 00
150700 1128N 05257W 8421 01572 0116 +171 +171 169031 046 065 073 00
150730 1130N 05258W 8433 01565 0114 +176 +176 162043 047 056 065 00
150800 1132N 05258W 8427 01571 0122 +166 +166 147053 055 048 031 00
150830 1134N 05258W 8431 01567 0124 +163 +163 150049 054 043 031 00
150900 1136N 05258W 8434 01570 0120 +160 +160 152040 049 043 021 00
55 fl and 65kt SFMR in the se quad still. NE might be even higher..
From someone at another BB, those highest surface winds in SE sector are likely in a thunderstorm band being that there are high rain rates and lower FL winds above those highest surface winds.
I don't see much thunderstorm evidence all down by 10-11N, but even its was or does happen as it passes us, tail band activity has been known to cause some damage and sometimes after people have ventured out thinking all has passed ... we had a blast of high winds around 10 PM 'after' Tomas has passed us at 7 AM ... thankfully it was at night as I saw a galvanized sheet flung a short distance that could have sent a person in its the way to the casualty or the morgue.

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Re: ATL: KIRK - Tropical Storm - Discussion
so far with this set.. 60mph is very reasonable. though next set should see the center pass and possibly slightly stronger winds.
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154900 1244N 05353W 8425 01542 0057 +171 +151 135046 049 052 007 0
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Re: ATL: KIRK - Tropical Storm - Discussion
GCANE wrote:Wow, that is about the highest rain rate I have seen in the last couple years.
86 mm/hr in the clear
A few days ago when we were monitoring the Precipitation forecast models (on Tidbits) we saw high rainfall in it for us here in Barbados, but that diminished with everything else, maybe that may be coming to be now. Again, we'll see.

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Re: ATL: KIRK - Tropical Storm - Discussion
So yeah 65 seems reasonable a few flagged sfmr and FL but plenty supporting 65 to 70 mph.
but 65 looks like the right adjustment.
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155100 1240N 05358W 8430 01538 0072 +164 +164 137056 058 065 019 00
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but 65 looks like the right adjustment.
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Re: ATL: KIRK - Tropical Storm - Discussion
Also looks like the center has been pulled north into the convection per recon.. and or being pulled.
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Re: ATL: KIRK - Tropical Storm - Discussion
With the milestone rain rate, IR presentation, and layering cirrus; no doubt that was a huge vortical hot tower.
Judging by Recon's pressure drop, likely this is RI.
Judging by Recon's pressure drop, likely this is RI.
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Re: ATL: KIRK - Tropical Storm - Discussion
That 65-knot SFMR was in a moderate rain-rate cell (about 15 to 20 mm/hr).
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Re: ATL: KIRK - Tropical Storm - Discussion
If the system ends up a lot stronger before it hits that sheer... What that likely mean that the storm would not be able to weaken all the way down to a tropical low / wave?
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Re: ATL: KIRK - Tropical Storm - Discussion
I like the high OHC water in about 100 hrs.
Classic West-Carib spin-up fuel.

Classic West-Carib spin-up fuel.

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