In that aspect, compared to the likes of Laura, Ida and Ian (all of which leveled off in the final 4-6 hours), it's more akin to Michael. The difference is that Michael had 11 hours to deepen further after becoming a Cat 4, while Helene doesn't.

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Buck wrote:Kinda nervous here, just northwest of Atlanta. A lot of old, large trees near my house and near my parents’ house. We are getting Opal vibes… we lost a ton of trees then.
LandoWill wrote:Here in pasco it's really been not much besides some wind. i mean my recycling bin blew over, does that count?
Teban54 wrote:New pink pixels popping up all around the eye. Helene is making use of every minute she has over water to intensify further.
In that aspect, compared to the likes of Laura, Ida and Ian (all of which leveled off in the final 4-6 hours), it's more akin to Michael. The difference is that Michael had 11 hours to deepen further after becoming a Cat 4, while Helene doesn't.
https://i.postimg.cc/Zn3JvyvJ/goes16-ir-meso1-2.gif
Steve wrote:Buck wrote:Kinda nervous here, just northwest of Atlanta. A lot of old, large trees near my house and near my parents’ house. We are getting Opal vibes… we lost a ton of trees then.
Hey Buck. Good luck up there.
CrazyC83 wrote:WaveBreaking wrote:https://i.imgur.com/LNngWjH.jpeg
If those deep cloud tops wrap all the way around, that is T7.0 correct?
LandoWill wrote:Here in pasco it's really been not much besides some wind. i mean my recycling bin blew over, does that count?
NDG wrote:Crazy that the airport in downtown St Pete is reporting a heat index of almost 100 degrees because of dewpoints in the low 80s rotating in around Helene, while raining and wind gusting over 70 mph.
Sep 26, 6:40 pm 84 81 89 99 S 51G71
Nimbus wrote:on radar the eye suddenly started moving erratically like it was starting an eyewall replacement cycle?
https://www.sfwmd.gov/weather-radar/cur ... conditions
Poonwalker wrote:If you look closely you can see Helene is sparing Pinellas from the outer core winds. Those might be only 10 miles offshore right now. We have had the lights flickering here. 120,000 plus are without power around me. Just thankful
Michele B wrote:Bocadude85 wrote:ronjon wrote:The eye is tracking east of the NHC projected path again.
Yes it is, hopefully wobbles back or places like Cedar Key are going to be in even more trouble then they already are.
There's no better place than any other. This storm is just catastrophic, no matter who ends up the loser.
Buck wrote:Kinda nervous here, just northwest of Atlanta. A lot of old, large trees near my house and near my parents’ house. We are getting Opal vibes… we lost a ton of trees then.
Hypercane_Kyle wrote:For reference, this was Idalia last year.
https://i.imgur.com/NRGGrA5.jpeg
And THIS is Helene...
https://i.imgur.com/YM9NXRR.jpeg
Janie2006 wrote:johngaltfla wrote:SouthFLTropics wrote:Traffic webcams on fl511.com are showing quite a bit of surge flowing into Siesta Key.
It's a mess here. And of course some idiots did not evacuate from their hotels, tried to make a run and cars are flooding out in sea water near major intersections. When they say evacuate due to surge, they do it for a reason.
There are always a few ignorant Billy Bada**es who think that they know better than the experts, and each generation of them pays the price. Ignorance is bliss, as the saying goes, and that’s because you’re too ignorant to know the dire danger you and your family are now in.
tolakram wrote:Saved loop
https://i.imgur.com/QRKhHyQ.gif
source: https://weather.cod.edu/satrad/?parms=s ... =undefined
Steve wrote:Buck wrote:Kinda nervous here, just northwest of Atlanta. A lot of old, large trees near my house and near my parents’ house. We are getting Opal vibes… we lost a ton of trees then.
Hey Buck. Good luck up there.
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