jkt21787 wrote:Normandy wrote:Oh my god.
What? Please don't tell me you are going to disagree with me. I have a pro (who is very good and quite respected) on my side...
No that was directed at the latest windfield.
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Please watch a WV loop of the storm - http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/PS/TROP/DATA/RT ... -loop.html
Clearly, the outflow at <i>some</i> levels in the western semicircle of the storm is being restricted. It's shear.
I'll admit the eye looks better than it has all day, but there is without a doubt some shear impacting the western side.
Clearly, the outflow at <i>some</i> levels in the western semicircle of the storm is being restricted. It's shear.
I'll admit the eye looks better than it has all day, but there is without a doubt some shear impacting the western side.
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PurdueWx80 wrote:Please watch a WV loop of the storm - http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/PS/TROP/DATA/RT ... -loop.html
Clearly, the outflow at <i>some</i> levels in the western semicircle of the storm is being restricted. It's shear.
I'll admit the eye looks better than it has all day, but there is without a doubt some shear impacting the western side.
I agree the outflow is being restricted, but with that windfield it wont need to be a Cat5 to cause insane damage.
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Foladar0 wrote:jkt21787 wrote:Normandy wrote:Oh my god.
What? Please don't tell me you are going to disagree with me. I have a pro (who is very good and quite respected) on my side...
I don't disagree, but just because a pro met, respected or not, agrees with you - doesn't make you correct.
I understand your point. When a pro on the other side makes a contradictory argument I'll give it more thought. I just don't think we'll get back to a 5 as long as the western side is decayed.
If it rebuilds (and it could, you never know), then it will become much more likely especially as the remainder of the storm is very impressive. But time is running out...
Either way, this will be a catastrophic event as dhweather pointed out in the other thread. It really is a moot point...
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PurdueWx80 wrote:Please watch a WV loop of the storm - http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/PS/TROP/DATA/RT ... -loop.html
Clearly, the outflow at <i>some</i> levels in the western semicircle of the storm is being restricted. It's shear.
I'll admit the eye looks better than it has all day, but there is without a doubt some shear impacting the western side.
The NW Quad may be inhibited somewhat, but that could just be the hurricane contracting and becoming annular (which the outer rainbands would mostly dissapear). Also note, on the left edge of the frames, that the dry air is modifying, and is being pushed away. A hurricane this powerful is mostly unaffected by dry air; only shear, land, and cold water can weaken it. Shear, as I have mentioned, is minimal at best.
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dhweather wrote:I firmly believe despite the previous degredation of the NW quad,
she's restrengthening and is most certainly a cat 5 again.
WHERE IS THE RECON MAN!!!!!!
RECON MAN is on it's way David.
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cycloneye wrote:dhweather wrote:I firmly believe despite the previous degredation of the NW quad,
she's restrengthening and is most certainly a cat 5 again.
WHERE IS THE RECON MAN!!!!!!
RECON MAN is on it's way David.
And Luis, I can never thank you enough for the TREMENDOUS JOB you do
keeping that all updated and tidy.
I say we have a "POSTER OF THE YEAR" contest, and I nominate YOU!
David
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dhweather wrote:cycloneye wrote:dhweather wrote:I firmly believe despite the previous degredation of the NW quad,
she's restrengthening and is most certainly a cat 5 again.
WHERE IS THE RECON MAN!!!!!!
RECON MAN is on it's way David.
And Luis, I can never thank you enough for the TREMENDOUS JOB you do
keeping that all updated and tidy.
I say we have a "POSTER OF THE YEAR" contest, and I nominate YOU!
David
i'll second that.
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dhweather wrote:cycloneye wrote:dhweather wrote:I firmly believe despite the previous degredation of the NW quad,
she's restrengthening and is most certainly a cat 5 again.
WHERE IS THE RECON MAN!!!!!!
RECON MAN is on it's way David.
And Luis, I can never thank you enough for the TREMENDOUS JOB you do
keeping that all updated and tidy.
I say we have a "POSTER OF THE YEAR" contest, and I nominate YOU!
David
How about Admin? Cycloneye has helped this board alot. In he is one of the reasons why it has grown so large.
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