
CDO looking much more organized and surrounded by W and embedded in B and the shape of LG (or colder) cloud tops is quite round. Eye not there yet. Will be a major in a short order if it isn't already.
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Yellow Evan wrote:
It probably has a good chance to get close. This has 36 hours left, maybe a little more if this moved more east than forecast, so the biggest inhibiting factor is inner core dynamics. Cat 5 itself is tough to attain in this basin though and requires a little bit of arbitrary Dvorak luck.
Yellow Evan wrote:https://i.imgur.com/ZhZQIdZ.png
CDO looking much more organized and surrounded by W and embedded in B and the shape of LG (or colder) cloud tops is quite round. Eye not there yet. Will be a major in a short order if it isn't already.
CrazyC83 wrote:Yellow Evan wrote:https://i.imgur.com/ZhZQIdZ.png
CDO looking much more organized and surrounded by W and embedded in B and the shape of LG (or colder) cloud tops is quite round. Eye not there yet. Will be a major in a short order if it isn't already.
That looks like T5.0 to me, since the eye isn't well established.
Yellow Evan wrote:CrazyC83 wrote:Yellow Evan wrote:https://i.imgur.com/ZhZQIdZ.png
CDO looking much more organized and surrounded by W and embedded in B and the shape of LG (or colder) cloud tops is quite round. Eye not there yet. Will be a major in a short order if it isn't already.
That looks like T5.0 to me, since the eye isn't well established.
It’s oscillating between T5.0 and T5.5, pending on frame you cherrypick.
1900hurricane wrote:SATCON has also been running pretty close to the NHC estimates and subjective Dvorak. The last estimate just before 00Z was about 90 kt.
Kingarabian wrote:Convection warming. Due to an ERC or mid shear pushing more dry air?
https://i.imgur.com/IE8EWM5.png
Visioen wrote:If an ERC did happen, it was of the melding type. (in my humble opinion)
Kingarabian wrote:Wow impressive! Definitely a major hurricane! Two hour old GMI pass showed a well established strong eyewall. Best MW presentation we've seen so far from the WPAC/EPAC/ATLANTIC.
https://i.imgur.com/Oyvb1zc.jpg
With this IR presentation...
https://i.imgur.com/9uYLlGA.pngKingarabian wrote:Convection warming. Due to an ERC or mid shear pushing more dry air?
https://i.imgur.com/IE8EWM5.png
Wrong here for sure lol.
aspen wrote:Kingarabian wrote:Wow impressive! Definitely a major hurricane! Two hour old GMI pass showed a well established strong eyewall. Best MW presentation we've seen so far from the WPAC/EPAC/ATLANTIC.
https://i.imgur.com/Oyvb1zc.jpg
With this IR presentation...
https://i.imgur.com/9uYLlGA.pngKingarabian wrote:Convection warming. Due to an ERC or mid shear pushing more dry air?
https://i.imgur.com/IE8EWM5.png
Wrong here for sure lol.
That core is not going to allow any dry air intrusions. Convection needs to catch up with the strong eyewall and start cooling, and we’ll have a major soon.
If new deep convection doesn’t start popping up, however, Genevieve could be a shallow convection major like Dorian and Douglas.
Kingarabian wrote:aspen wrote:Kingarabian wrote:Wow impressive! Definitely a major hurricane! Two hour old GMI pass showed a well established strong eyewall. Best MW presentation we've seen so far from the WPAC/EPAC/ATLANTIC.
https://i.imgur.com/Oyvb1zc.jpg
With this IR presentation...
https://i.imgur.com/9uYLlGA.png
Wrong here for sure lol.
That core is not going to allow any dry air intrusions. Convection needs to catch up with the strong eyewall and start cooling, and we’ll have a major soon.
If new deep convection doesn’t start popping up, however, Genevieve could be a shallow convection major like Dorian and Douglas.
From my experience with monitoring MW imagery and matching them with recon runs, a presentation like what the GMI showed, if recon were to be in the system right now or in the past 3 hours they would've found a major hurricane. Some systems with Dvorak fixes of 6.0/6.5 don't even get this kind of eyewall that Genevieve has.
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