cycloneye wrote:Goes down to 80kts.20L TEDDY 200917 0000 17.6N 51.0W ATL 80 973
Chances of this becoming a major are going out the window rapidly..
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cycloneye wrote:Goes down to 80kts.20L TEDDY 200917 0000 17.6N 51.0W ATL 80 973
MarioProtVI wrote:cycloneye wrote:Goes down to 80kts.20L TEDDY 200917 0000 17.6N 51.0W ATL 80 973
Chances of this becoming a major are going out the window rapidly..
aspen wrote:EWRC appears to be in effect. It has to complete quickly for Teddy to have time to RI before shear picks up on Friday.
https://rammb-data.cira.colostate.edu/tc_realtime/products/storms/2020al20/amsusr89/2020al20_amsusr89_202009162140.gif
ClarCari wrote:What’s with EWRC in weaker storms this year?
Ubuntwo wrote:https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/289981599448039425/755970710140223570/GOES16_1km_ir_202009170145_13.png
I see an intensifying storm with very deep eyewall convection overtopping a solid MW eye.
bob rulz wrote:So the story of 2020 is that everything develops but nothing intensifies unless it's on a coastline
Hammy wrote:bob rulz wrote:So the story of 2020 is that everything develops but nothing intensifies unless it's on a coastline
Seems like everything east of 65 struggles and under-performs, and everything west of that (and unfortunately as a result, near land) over-performs.
Weather Dude wrote:Still got some CDG in there although not quite as much as earlier, but still impressive for an Atlantic storm. Now he has to wrap it all the way around, if he can do that, easily a major.
https://i.imgur.com/IvTY8YT.gif
toad strangler wrote:Weather Dude wrote:Still got some CDG in there although not quite as much as earlier, but still impressive for an Atlantic storm. Now he has to wrap it all the way around, if he can do that, easily a major.
https://i.imgur.com/IvTY8YT.gif
Huh? What do you mean "Impressive for an Atlantic Storm" LOL There have been MANY far more impressive.
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