Brent wrote:Eclipse over, you can see that dry slot on the west side:
You can also see the outer eyewall taking over.
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Brent wrote:Eclipse over, you can see that dry slot on the west side:
Duddy wrote:OK, I'll go to bed if someone answers this with atleast SOME confidence.
Since the models have converged again on Matagorda, do you expect the NHC track to shift back down the coast? Because only one model takes it near Galveston.
The 5AM track determines whether or not I leave.
[/quote]Nederlander wrote:Duddy wrote:OK, I'll go to bed if someone answers this with atleast SOME confidence.
Since the models have converged again on Matagorda, do you expect the NHC track to shift back down the coast? Because only one model takes it near Galveston.
The 5AM track determines whether or not I leave.
I would leave. I think once the trof approaches the models will inch ever so slightly north with landfall near freeport or galv. GFDL is pretty reliable... thats just MHO... Get out of there.
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Hurricanewatcher2007 wrote:Recon just found 97kt flight level wind!
Hurricanewatcher2007 wrote:In the Northeast quad the strongest winds are now being found in the outer eye-wall. 97kts in outer and 84kts in inner! also pressure should be about 945mb
Hurricanewatcher2007 wrote:Nexus wrote:Hurricanewatcher2007 wrote:Ok looks like they have now encountered the double wind maxima. And it looks like the inner wind maxima is still the strongest.
The area of lower winds is that strange "handle" Ike has right now in the NW Quad, looking at the sat pics.
That may be so but looking at microwave data there is a weak disorganized outer eye-wall structure. However it does look like the inner eye-wall is weakening and the outer one is taking over.
Matt-hurricanewatcher wrote:Hurricanewatcher2007 wrote:In the Northeast quad the strongest winds are now being found in the outer eye-wall. 97kts in outer and 84kts in inner! also pressure should be about 945mb
Wow, the 85h shown a very broken outter eye wall about 3-4 hours ago...I guest it can change fast.
Nexus wrote:
You were right before, those lower winds were far too close to the center to be that handle-like slot of dry air. Just needed my Google Earth sat pic to update under the recon
dwg71 wrote:4 hour movement .23N .76W 285 or so based on recon vdm
Also pressure up from 4 hours ago 2mb
winds still at 100 low cat 2 atm
Hurricanewatcher2007 wrote:Yeah in that dry slot they were actually finding 60kts+ winds strange considering there was no convection there at the time.
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