
If Felicia stays near the Southern edge of the error envelope, it might avoid the forecast weakening to a tropical storm in 5 days...

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Cookie wrote:according to weather underground its a cat 3
wxmann_91 wrote:what the heck at the latest NHC intensity estimate. I know satellite estimates say whatever knots, but microwave data simply cannot be ignored.I-wall wrote:Derek Ortt wrote:The entire northern eyewall has been eroded based upon the latest TMI imagery. If anything, Felicia has weakened.
65KT at the most right now
No fair. You have special tools at your dispense. Kidding.....thanks for the info Derek. That's interesting to know. I thought for certain she was still picking up steam.
I-wall, TMI, SSMI, and other microwave data can be found on NRL. Available to the entire public.
Derek Ortt wrote:what were the SSTs that Flossie traveled over? I know it was constantly predicted to weaken, but instead it reached cat 4 status before encountering shear near Hawaii
I think they were below 26C but I am not entirely sure
CrazyC83 wrote:HURAKAN wrote:Forget about the raw.
For now at least, although I do find that it sets general trends on where it is headed.
brunota2003 wrote:The POD for "tomorrow" has not been released yet (is usually released around 9 am...the last one out was yesterday, today's hasnt been issued yet...........and it is 1 pm). Someone keep an eye on that!
brunota2003 wrote:The POD for "tomorrow" has not been released yet (is usually released around 9 am...the last one out was yesterday, today's hasnt been issued yet...........and it is 1 pm). Someone keep an eye on that!
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