
ATL: Tropical Depression Edouard
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Re: ATL: Tropical Storm Edouard - Gulf of Mexico
With the blow up over the center, not surprising pressure is dropping, winds will increase in the next couple of hours with the lapse time between pressure drop and wind speed..


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RADAR BANDING CONSISTENT WITH FL CENTER FIX POSITION. BAND CONVECTION HAS REDUCED, BUT ORGANIZATION HAS IMPROVED.Derek Ortt wrote:This does NOT have that much better of a sat signature from earlier today
the deep convection is still quite disorganized and is showing no signs of organizing.
Recon is reporting the opposite, they are saying in the VDM that the organization has actually improved.
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Derek Ortt wrote:This does NOT have that much better of a sat signature from earlier today
the deep convection is still quite disorganized and is showing no signs of organizing.
I have to disagree Derek, for the first time, convection is able to lift over the LLC, which is slowly tightening the center , with pressure gradually dropping, this is organizing...
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Re: ATL: Tropical Storm Edouard - Gulf of Mexico
It certainly looks better than it did this morning. Scroll back on this thread to about 7 am CDT and it's quite obvious.
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Re: ATL: Tropical Storm Edouard - Gulf of Mexico
Dr. Lyons on TWC, just said he thinks the pressure drop is partly related to the dinural pressure trend in the tropics. But he is concerned that is slowed down. It gives up more to time "spin up" before landfall.
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Re: ATL: Tropical Storm Edouard - Gulf of Mexico
I dont jump on too many pro mets...A few I've questioned but they know way more than the average poster.
Instead of "getting his act together or here he comes RI", Eddie has added some width/length, cloud coverage.
Instead of "getting his act together or here he comes RI", Eddie has added some width/length, cloud coverage.
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Re: ATL: Tropical Storm Edouard - Gulf of Mexico
A remark from the latest VDM.
RADAR BANDING CONSISTENT WITH FL CENTER FIX POSITION. BAND CONVECTION HAS REDUCED, BUT ORGANIZATION HAS IMPROVED.
RADAR BANDING CONSISTENT WITH FL CENTER FIX POSITION. BAND CONVECTION HAS REDUCED, BUT ORGANIZATION HAS IMPROVED.
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Re: ATL: Tropical Storm Edouard - Gulf of Mexico
Thunder44 wrote:Dr. Lyons on TWC, just said he thinks the pressure drop is partly related to the dinural pressure trend in the tropics. But he is concerned that is slowed down. It gives up more to time "spin up" before landfall.
Slowing down is all the more reason why I think it's going to head more towards LA, than Texas.
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A little off topic but what Edouard do you feel was more impressive the 2002 one or this one. I feel the 2002 one had deeper convection for time over the LLC, but this one has better banding and less shear overall to deal with.
Anyways this is much better then it was earlier today. You have 'great' outflow over the east and southeast quads. With 20 percent "eye" feature.
Anyways this is much better then it was earlier today. You have 'great' outflow over the east and southeast quads. With 20 percent "eye" feature.
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KWT wrote:Very interesting Hurakan, I suppose that may mean either two things, either recon missed the true center or it has jogged SSW in the last hour or so, either one is interesting to note
Actually the top 999 reading was the last pass through....
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americanrebel wrote:Aric Dunn wrote:so far 999mb ..
Come on drop another 4 mb. LOL
I know I have dry humor.
A dry post more like.
Anyway, if you look on the last frame you can see the latest flare up.

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KWT wrote:Very interesting Hurakan, I suppose that may mean either two things, either recon missed the true center or it has jogged SSW in the last hour or so, either one is interesting to note
Other way around. The most northern one is the most recent. It was a bad VDM because it hasn't jogged NNE.
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RL3AO wrote:KWT wrote:Very interesting Hurakan, I suppose that may mean either two things, either recon missed the true center or it has jogged SSW in the last hour or so, either one is interesting to note
Other way around. The most northern one is the most recent. It was a bad VDM because it hasn't jogged NNE.

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