
ATL: ANA - Post-Tropical
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Re: ATL: ANA - Tropical Storm
Yep. Looking good. As Nimbus said, and Stacy Stewart often reminds us, a storm over what are normally too-low SSTs can still intensify if the upper troposphere is colder than normal. This is quite close to a minimal hurricane, though I don't think it has enough time left.




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Re: ATL: ANA - Tropical Storm
The "big blob" of rain just hit Southport about 10 minutes ago. I looks like steady hard rain the rest of the night. They have now upped it to 7+ inches predicted and we are under a flood watch. After a full day of breezy blue skies, I can officially say, "here we go!"
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Re: ATL: ANA - Tropical Storm
WilmingtonSandbar wrote:The "big blob" of rain just hit Southport about 10 minutes ago. I looks like steady hard rain the rest of the night. They have now upped it to 7+ inches predicted and we are under a flood watch. After a full day of breezy blue skies, I can officially say, "here we go!"
Hi Wilm! Yeah it's clear you're about to get pounded with rain. 5-7 inches seems very possible given the slow forward speed.
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Is anyone else seeing a slight warm spot around the center of this storm? Is that an eye developing, or just some dry air? Hoping for the latter, but this one has surprised a lot of people's expectations it seems. I did predict winds of 60 mph, but that would be its peak. I don't mean to alarm anyone living along the Carolina coast, but I could have been too conservative in my prediction the other day?
Stay safe if you are in this storm's path!
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Latest advisory keeps Ana at 60 mph with 1001 millibars for pressure. I would say until recon gets into the stronger right-front quadrant, that is probably the right decision.
But indeed, a few other people on Jeff Masters's blog are also questioning what that is in the center, some speculating it could be an eye. We'll see what recon says shortly.
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But indeed, a few other people on Jeff Masters's blog are also questioning what that is in the center, some speculating it could be an eye. We'll see what recon says shortly.
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Andrew92 wrote:Latest advisory keeps Ana at 60 mph with 1001 millibars for pressure. I would say until recon gets into the stronger right-front quadrant, that is probably the right decision.
But indeed, a few other people on Jeff Masters's blog are also questioning what that is in the center, some speculating it could be an eye. We'll see what recon says shortly.
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I'm thinking that might be dry air. In the last few frames of the satellite images it looks like it might be getting ever so slightly less organized. Then again who knows.
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Re: ATL: ANA - Tropical Storm
Definitely not an eye. Has to be some local mesoscale area of subsidence from thunderstorms.
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That IR loop also seems to make a better case for dry air than an eye. It appears to form at first, but then there's offshoot of thunderstorms over the feature before it shows up again. And it doesn't look as healthy as the frame before made it look like.
Probably still a 60-65 mph tropical storm though.
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Probably still a 60-65 mph tropical storm though.
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Too bad the recon I guess is having communication problems, I hope they can still send the vortex 

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