Weather Dude wrote:This doesn't really look like a hurricane to me. I bet it gets downgraded soon. But a cat 1 is a cat 1 even if it is only for a couple hours lol
I think it became a cat 1 many hours earlier.
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Weather Dude wrote:This doesn't really look like a hurricane to me. I bet it gets downgraded soon. But a cat 1 is a cat 1 even if it is only for a couple hours lol
wxman57 wrote:Core is gone, due to a combination of wind shear and dry air. I don't think it's coming back. It appears Stewart (NHC) used a FL to surface wind conversion that only applies to strong squalls in the eyewall of a hurricane (paper by James Franklin of the NHC). Recon data did not measure any surface wind much above 50 kts. There are two buoys that went through Eta's strongest squalls this morning. Neither reported above 35=40 kt winds. Could be a small pocket of 45-50 kt winds now, but that's questionable. Lacking strong convection near the core, strong FL winds aloft will not make it to the surface. Don't focus on the center in Florida. Worst conditions on the west coast will occur VERY shortly. Probably sustained wind 35-40 mph with higher gusts. By the time the center makes landfall (before sunrise tomorrow), all of Eta's squalls will likely be east of Florida. There won't be much associated with Eta's center, as there isn't now.
Sanibel wrote:Violent winds from the south...Can't believe we still have power...
Hurricane!...Hurricane!...
aspen wrote:Congrats Eta, you have surpassed Barry as the ugliest hurricane in existence.
aspen wrote:Congrats Eta, you have surpassed Barry as the ugliest hurricane in existence.
aspen wrote:Congrats Eta, you have surpassed Barry as the ugliest hurricane in existence.
aspen wrote:Congrats Eta, you have surpassed Barry as the ugliest hurricane in existence.
crimi481 wrote:Just got a storm surge warning on phone message. Englewood
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