Teban54 wrote:Eye rounding out:
https://i.postimg.cc/XND4VNfS/goes16-ir-meso1.gif
It is like a runaway turbine!!
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Teban54 wrote:Eye rounding out:
https://i.postimg.cc/XND4VNfS/goes16-ir-meso1.gif
Kazmit wrote:It's just bizarre to zoom out and see where she is located.
https://i.ibb.co/3Mmh82K/Beryl2.jpg
NDG wrote:Recon shows Beryl continues to strengthen this morning.
122300 1043N 05402W 6973 02944 //// +099 //// 107099 108 111 010 01
122330 1041N 05402W 6974 02915 9706 +162 +145 104068 084 112 006 03
122400 1039N 05403W 6967 02907 9677 +178 +127 105053 062 090 000 00
122430 1038N 05403W 6967 02899 9668 +180 +105 106038 049 059 000 00
122500 1036N 05403W 6973 02885 9663 +181 +098 109027 032 038 000 00
122530 1034N 05404W 6967 02889 9654 +183 +098 122017 024 026 001 00
122600 1033N 05405W 6964 02895 9648 +191 +099 113010 013 023 000 00
122630 1031N 05406W 6965 02894 9642 +197 +101 092010 011 026 000 03
122700 1029N 05406W 6967 02894 9679 +165 +102 310011 021 033 001 00
122730 1028N 05407W 6973 02901 9714 +147 +102 295031 038 066 003 00
wxman57 wrote:My coworker thinks it may enter the Caribbean as far south as Grenada, as models are almost always too far north in situations like this. NHC will likely be adjusting their track southward with time.
HurricaneBelle wrote:https://i.imgur.com/2cAUE3f.jpeg
Hypercane_Kyle wrote:Hate to say it but I really think Beryl is on track to potentially directly impact Grenada. Trending south of the forecast points. Even if minimal, every small shift matters with this one.
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