ATL: HERMINE - Post-Tropical - Discussion

[blp]

Looking at the CIMSS maps the 500 vort is still not aligned with the 700 or 850. It has it off to the SE and elongated. This continues to be the story with this thing.

[CrazyC83]

If they recognize that ship report we should have Tropical Storm Hermine. Is that 35 kt report inside or outside of the deepest convection?

[JKingTampa]

Wouldn't be surprised if they don't update by 2 am. Heck, with the way things are going 11 pm would even be sufficient but I doubt that without Recon out.

[sponger]

My meeting in CA was cancelled for Thursday - so I'm flying back to Jacksonville tomorrow. I live NE of the JAX airport (Nassau County) so will be able to provide updates on conditions as things change. So I think that we'll have 4 of us in NE FL providing updates.

Five! Saint Auggie still counts!!!

[TJRE]

Hipster...

Just a bias from that prog
(IMHO) In my humble opinion
OPC casters inside 96hrs are money!!!

I am sure no meterologist but aren't you giving some of these troughs and ridges (umteen miles away) a lot of
credit for moving these storms around?

[Soonercane]

Wouldn't be surprised if they don't update by 2 am. Heck, with the way things are going 11 pm would even be sufficient but I doubt that without Recon out.

I don't think this thing is updated until 24 hours from now, based on its struggles.

[floridasun78]

My meeting in CA was cancelled for Thursday - so I'm flying back to Jacksonville tomorrow. I live NE of the JAX airport (Nassau County) so will be able to provide updates on conditions as things change. So I think that we'll have 4 of us in NE FL providing updates.

Five! Saint Auggie still counts!!!

i was Saint augustine that nice city was their few week back

[JKingTampa]

Wouldn't be surprised if they don't update by 2 am. Heck, with the way things are going 11 pm would even be sufficient but I doubt that without Recon out.

I don't think this thing is updated until 24 hours from now, based on its struggles.

Yeah but it looks like currently its struggles are becoming minimal, whether it sustains it , is completely up in the air lol.

[ZX12R]

Wouldn't be surprised if they don't update by 2 am. Heck, with the way things are going 11 pm would even be sufficient but I doubt that without Recon out.

I don't think this thing is updated until 24 hours from now, based on its struggles.

I agree with you, but with an eye toward the possibilities available.

[cdavis6287]

My meeting in CA was cancelled for Thursday - so I'm flying back to Jacksonville tomorrow. I live NE of the JAX airport (Nassau County) so will be able to provide updates on conditions as things change. So I think that we'll have 4 of us in NE FL providing updates.

Five! Saint Auggie still counts!!!

6 then. North Flagler/ st johns county line

[crimi481]

If those are 2 centers rotating around each other, one looks like its drifting wsw, other n.e. Splitting?
OR its a Hybrid duel center storm. Possible they join - hard to tell

Lost power for 30 minutes in Englewood Fl, Steady rain here

[crimi481]

links

http://www.goes.noaa.gov/HURRLOOPS/huwvloop.html

http://radar.weather.gov/ridge/radar.ph ... 1&loop=yes

[TheStormExpert]

 https://twitter.com/tropicaltidbits/status/770794627074920451

[sphelps8681]

TWC just said nine is headed NE at this moment with a hurricane watch. Is this right?

[Alyono]

TWC just said nine is headed NE at this moment with a hurricane watch. Is this right?

recon indicated that the turn has not occurred

[N2FSU]

TWC just said nine is headed NE at this moment with a hurricane watch. Is this right?

They are about my last resort for getting tropical updates.

[sphelps8681]

TWC just said nine is headed NE at this moment with a hurricane watch. Is this right?

recon indicated that the turn has not occurred

Curious has to why they would say that.

[hurricanedude]

Probably just unspoken....they meant NW....live tv....it happens folks

[hurricanedude]

Unspoken that is

[stormreader]

http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/PS/TROP/floater ... imated.gif
Imagery goes show a big blow up to the south with the mid level center sneaking under that blow up. Another blow up separated to the north perhaps beginning to feel the effects of the suction (trough) from the north.