Aric Dunn wrote:Picking up patches of hurricane force winds on radar around the eyewall.
too bad recon left..
though they might want to scramble another plane soon..
dont need anymore surprises right..
No we don’t.
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Aric Dunn wrote:Picking up patches of hurricane force winds on radar around the eyewall.
too bad recon left..
though they might want to scramble another plane soon..
dont need anymore surprises right..
gqhebert wrote:looks like an eye feature to me....on radar and I see a hint of an eye on sat as well
jaguars_22 wrote:I think the nhc has the path too Far East
jaguars_22 wrote:I’m thinking landfall seadrift Tx/ San Antonio bay
jaguars_22 wrote:I’m thinking landfall seadrift Tx/ San Antonio bay
jaguars_22 wrote:I say seadrift because gfs has shown it and now euro is on board
aspen wrote:I had a suspicion this could ramp up and down as soon as I saw that rather tight wind gradient in yesterday afternoon’s recon flight. And guess what just happened today? Center reformation under deep convection, MLC/LLC stacking, and an eyewall on radar imagery. Wow, Deja-vu.
us89 wrote:I go a few hours without following this storm, and all of a sudden there's an eyewall on radar? Wow. Maybe this does still have an outside shot at hurricane status.
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