And yet a larger image.
Latest IR IMAGE from ATMOS/Washington
A good look at Fabian, Henri, and Isabel.
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dixiebreeze wrote:Thanks, nice image. Something brewing off the SE coast of Georgia from former Henri?
Henri might have some chance at reformation, however, it'll be more likely that Henri makes a transitional to an extratropical cyclone. Looking at latest WV imagery, don't expect Henri to depart as fast as it's currently moving now ... Upper dynamics over the region may cause quite a flare-up of convection later this afternoon in Florida.
Yet still, the model guidance are quite divergent on Henri, but in the short term, a slow down should occur, but after 2-3 days, all signs of continuity scatter like scrambled eggs.
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