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#1201 Postby TheStormExpert » Fri Aug 21, 2015 3:06 pm

Well we finally got our first major hurricane and in a location of the basin where we'd least expect it due to such unfavorable conditions overall for the past several seasons. IMO this little mighty guy alone has bought excitement and surprises to a season that we barely even expected a TS to form in the MDR!
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Re: ATL: DANNY - Hurricane- Discussion

#1202 Postby ozonepete » Fri Aug 21, 2015 3:13 pm

SouthFLTropics wrote:
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SFLcane wrote:Canadian...

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Whoa, does that mean Florida is going to have a north easter :eek: 8-)


That's a massive trough for this time of year. It looks like October.


That's a shear forecast, not upper air forecast for one level. At 500 mb and 300 mb it shows a very weak anemic trough over the east coast.
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#1203 Postby ozonepete » Fri Aug 21, 2015 3:17 pm

NCSTORMMAN wrote:Danny looks to be weakening right now. Everyone else see that latest image? Eye is well to the south of convection.


It is undergoing an Eyewall Replacement Cycle where a new eyewall (closed ring of tall thunderstorms) develops around the original eye. The original eye then shrinks as the new outer eye closes in on it. So for a small period as the original eye collapses there is no eye but as soon as the new outer eye gets established the air inside it clears out and voila, you have a new, bigger eye again. OK?
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#1204 Postby Siker » Fri Aug 21, 2015 3:22 pm

ozonepete wrote:
NCSTORMMAN wrote:Danny looks to be weakening right now. Everyone else see that latest image? Eye is well to the south of convection.


It is undergoing an Eyewall Replacement Cycle where a new eyewall (closed ring of tall thunderstorms) develops around the original eye. The original eye then shrinks as the new outer eye closes in on it. So for a small period as the original eye collapses there is no eye but as soon as the new outer eye gets established the air inside it clears out and voila, you have a new, bigger eye again. OK?


Thoughts on whether this ERC will be successful as shear seems to be injecting some dry air from the south?
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#1205 Postby bahamaswx » Fri Aug 21, 2015 3:25 pm

Why do Atlantic storms seemingly undergo constant ERC's meanwhile these WPAC supertyphoon monsters just... don't?
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#1206 Postby TheAustinMan » Fri Aug 21, 2015 3:29 pm

bahamaswx wrote:Why do Atlantic storms seemingly undergo constant ERC's meanwhile these WPAC supertyphoon monsters just... don't?


I don't know what the statistics are overall, but the WPAC isn't unaffected by ERCs. Goni and Atsani - the two monster typhoons that have dominated the weather over the Western Pacific for the past week, both experienced eyewall replacement cycles.
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#1207 Postby galaxy401 » Fri Aug 21, 2015 3:31 pm

bahamaswx wrote:Why do Atlantic storms seemingly undergo constant ERC's meanwhile these WPAC supertyphoon monsters just... don't?


Uhh many of the past few WPAC typhoons underwent a couple EWRCs. Danny has a small eye and smaller eyes typically go under an EWRC quicker.
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#1208 Postby bahamaswx » Fri Aug 21, 2015 3:31 pm

TheAustinMan wrote:
bahamaswx wrote:Why do Atlantic storms seemingly undergo constant ERC's meanwhile these WPAC supertyphoon monsters just... don't?


I don't know what the statistics are overall, but the WPAC isn't unaffected by ERCs. Goni and Atsani - the two monster typhoons that have dominated the weather over the Western Pacific for the past week, both experienced eyewall replacement cycles.


Of course I'm not suggesting they don't happen in the WPAC, just hypothesizing that they occur with less frequency.
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#1209 Postby wxmann_91 » Fri Aug 21, 2015 3:34 pm

bahamaswx wrote:
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bahamaswx wrote:Why do Atlantic storms seemingly undergo constant ERC's meanwhile these WPAC supertyphoon monsters just... don't?


I don't know what the statistics are overall, but the WPAC isn't unaffected by ERCs. Goni and Atsani - the two monster typhoons that have dominated the weather over the Western Pacific for the past week, both experienced eyewall replacement cycles.


Of course I'm not suggesting they don't happen in the WPAC, just hypothesizing that they occur with less frequency.

I've been tracking storms across all basins for years and I haven't noticed any significant/notable difference in ERC frequency between basins.
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Re: ATL: DANNY - Hurricane- Discussion

#1210 Postby scotto » Fri Aug 21, 2015 3:35 pm

Looks like Danny needs to make a turn to 270 degrees to hit the next way point.
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#1211 Postby NCSTORMMAN » Fri Aug 21, 2015 3:40 pm

It sure does look like Danny is weakening. Not as asymmetrical and seems in bad shape already.
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#1212 Postby bahamaswx » Fri Aug 21, 2015 3:44 pm

NCSTORMMAN wrote:It sure does look like Danny is weakening. Not as asymmetrical and seems in bad shape already.


They always temporarily weaken during an ERC, and satellite presentation goes in the dumps. Question is whether he can make a decent recovery before really being taken by the shear or not.
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#1213 Postby ozonepete » Fri Aug 21, 2015 3:54 pm

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ozonepete wrote:
NCSTORMMAN wrote:Danny looks to be weakening right now. Everyone else see that latest image? Eye is well to the south of convection.


It is undergoing an Eyewall Replacement Cycle where a new eyewall (closed ring of tall thunderstorms) develops around the original eye. The original eye then shrinks as the new outer eye closes in on it. So for a small period as the original eye collapses there is no eye but as soon as the new outer eye gets established the air inside it clears out and voila, you have a new, bigger eye again. OK?


Thoughts on whether this ERC will be successful as shear seems to be injecting some dry air from the south?


Mid-level dry air can and usually does get ingested into TCs just because they suck it in themselves, and shear can sometimes speed up the process but dry air in the vicinity often doesn't need any help from shear to invade a TC. I just worry and want to make sure that no one on here starts to think that they are connected all the time - they're not - and sometimes shear can be affecting a TC and there's dry air around but the shear doesn't bring it in at all. It's very complicated.

Also, if you look at CIMSS mid-level dry air chart there is no dry air to the south at all. All of the mid-level dry air is to the north.

Hope that helped. :)

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#1214 Postby ozonepete » Fri Aug 21, 2015 3:57 pm

NCSTORMMAN wrote:It sure does look like Danny is weakening. Not as asymmetrical and seems in bad shape already.


Looks to be about to take off again. Right now the ERC is completing so the temporary stabilizing or slight weakening associated with ERCs is ending. And clearly there are a lot of hot towers firing right over the center. So although it will be close this is probably going to strengthen again at least a little before the shear starts.
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#1215 Postby La Breeze » Fri Aug 21, 2015 4:02 pm

GOM closed for a while? Off limits to Danny!
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#1216 Postby AutoPenalti » Fri Aug 21, 2015 4:03 pm

Hey guys, new here and thanks for activation.
I love tracking hurricanes and done so since I was 6 years old and I'm studying to become a MET. Hopefully all goes well.

Hurricane Danny is really interesting to track, and I really didn't believe in any model guidance until recon investigated Danny, and I have to say, Danny has defied all expectations and I'm really impressed, at this point I don't see weakening at the moment but later on I wager a drop in strength before it rebounds before reaching the Bahamas.
That's pretty much about it. Thanks again.
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Re: ATL: DANNY - Hurricane- Discussion

#1217 Postby Nederlander » Fri Aug 21, 2015 4:04 pm

La Breeze wrote:GOM closed for a while? Off limits to Danny!


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#1218 Postby Siker » Fri Aug 21, 2015 4:05 pm

ozonepete wrote:
Mid-level dry air can and usually does get ingested into TCs just because they suck it in themselves, and shear can sometimes speed up the process but dry air in the vicinity often doesn't need any help from shear to invade a TC. I just worry and want to make sure that no one on here starts to think that they are connected all the time - they're not - and sometimes shear can be affecting a TC and there's dry air around but the shear doesn't bring it in at all. It's very complicated.

Also, if you look at CIMSS mid-level dry air chart there is no dry air to the south at all. All of the mid-level dry air is to the north.

Hope that helped. :)

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Thanks for the explanation, curious if a larger eye will cause Danny to expand in size some more.
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#1219 Postby ozonepete » Fri Aug 21, 2015 4:12 pm

AutoPenalti wrote:Hey guys, new here and thanks for activation.
I love tracking hurricanes and done so since I was 6 years old and I'm studying to become a MET. Hopefully all goes well.

Hurricane Danny is really interesting to track, and I really didn't believe in any model guidance until recon investigated Danny, and I have to say, Danny has defied all expectations and I'm really impressed, at this point I don't see weakening at the moment but later on I wager a drop in strength before it rebounds before reaching the Bahamas.
That's pretty much about it. Thanks again.


Welcome friend! So from your story you've clearly got the bug. Welcome from your fellow hurricane nuts. :) Don't ever give up on being a MET. Go for it!
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#1220 Postby ozonepete » Fri Aug 21, 2015 4:16 pm

Siker wrote:
Thanks for the explanation, curious if a larger eye will cause Danny to expand in size some more.


I've never seen a correlation. I have occasionally seen storms that were increasing in size do ERCs but I have also seen a lot of storms doing ERCs that did not change size at all. If any of the METS here can add to that speak up guys.
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