ATL: HERMINE - Post-Tropical - Discussion

[artist]

http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/#HERMINE
Now a hurricane

How is this only a tropical storm? Are there eyes like this in Tropical Storms?

[Lane]

It's officially a hurricane.

[JtSmarts]

From a depression to a hurricane in about 25 hours.

[MissKandi]

http://www.visitpanamacitybeach.com/webcam/

Panama City Beach Web Cam

WHOA nelly, and that's on the calmer side....

[Hurricane Andrew]

NW eyewall is intensifying per recon.

[caneman]

I can't believe they didn't upgrade this yet being this close to official hurricane status. At least for the general publics sake so it may be taken more seriously for those that need the reassurance of what this is capapble of doing. For all the "it's only a tropical storm" folks, ya know...

Our local news guy in Tampt, Dennis Phillips said it will be upgraded at 5, said there was an 86 kt fl. Wind can anyone verify that?

This isn't a hurricane yet, look at storms like Gilbert and Allen, those were hurricanes this thing is clearly structurally a tropical storm.

Clearly you were not correct

[chargurl]

Any chance she will go more northward into Georgia after getting on land?

[NDG]

With high tides there's some good beach erosion going on. Pretty rough GOM.

http://sunsetbeachflsurfcam.com/

[CrazyC83]

000
URNT12 KNHC 011845
VORTEX DATA MESSAGE AL092016
A. 01/18:36:30Z
B. 28 deg 03 min N
085 deg 25 min W
C. 850 mb 1331 m
D. 61 kt
E. 144 deg 36 nm
F. 221 deg 77 kt
G. 143 deg 39 nm
H. 988 mb
I. 18 C / 1514 m
J. 20 C / 1525 m
K. NA / NA
L. NA
M. NA
N. 12345 / 8
O. 0.02 / 2 nm
P. AF307 1309A HERMINE OB 12
MAX FL WIND 77 KT 143 / 39 NM 18:23:30Z
CNTR DROPSONDE SFC WIND 305 / 3 KT
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[HurricaneRyan]

I'm glad that this will be the first Hermine to reach hurricane intensity.

Be careful what you wish for

I live on the West Coast. Just enjoying Hermine being an HBIC for once.

[p1nheadlarry]

Any chance she will go more northward into Georgia after getting on land?

Yes. http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/refresh/graphics_at4+shtml/153730.shtml?5-daynl#contents

[bg1]

From a depression to a hurricane in about 25 hours.

30 kts in 24:55... ALMOST rapid intensification

[GCANE]

Nice view on 3D Comp Reflectivity

Be sure to use the animation

http://wdssii.nssl.noaa.gov/maps/

[Soonercane]

I can't believe they didn't upgrade this yet being this close to official hurricane status. At least for the general publics sake so it may be taken more seriously for those that need the reassurance of what this is capapble of doing. For all the "it's only a tropical storm" folks, ya know...

This isn't a hurricane yet, look at storms like Gilbert and Allen, those were hurricanes this thing is clearly structurally a tropical storm.

Clearly you were not correct

I will be quiet now

[jdjaguar]

Any chance she will go more northward into Georgia after getting on land?

At present, the projected path will take Hermine into southeast Georgia crossing somewhere between Valdosta and Folkston.

[gatorcane]

well invest 99L finally became a hurricane after 7,600+ posts and 725,600+ views (not counting the models thread) - more than likely shattering records for the number of posts before a system became a hurricane.

Florida's hurricane drought since 2005 looks to come to an end...

More importantly, why don't we retire this thread when all is said and done?

[emeraldislenc]

It is a good thing it was not organized three or four days ago it really could have been a bad storm.

[RL3AO]

We will see if there is a big convective burst near the eye anytime soon. Thats what will be the difference between 70kt and 80kt at landfall IMO.

[CrazyC83]

000
URNT15 KNHC 011905
AF307 1309A HERMINE HDOB 36 20160901
185600 2842N 08614W 8426 01509 0025 +168 //// 029032 033 038 004 05
185630 2841N 08613W 8428 01502 0021 +174 //// 030034 034 039 007 01
185700 2839N 08613W 8433 01497 0021 +171 //// 033037 040 039 005 01
185730 2837N 08612W 8432 01497 0014 +175 //// 028037 040 039 004 01
185800 2835N 08612W 8432 01497 0008 +180 +166 031037 039 038 003 00
185830 2833N 08612W 8429 01498 0008 +178 +156 034039 041 039 003 00
185900 2832N 08612W 8433 01492 0007 +176 +153 030040 041 040 002 00
185930 2830N 08611W 8425 01499 0003 +183 +146 024042 043 042 001 00
190000 2828N 08611W 8432 01489 0004 +178 +146 025045 045 041 002 00
190030 2826N 08611W 8428 01493 0004 +177 +141 023045 045 042 000 00
190100 2824N 08610W 8430 01489 0000 +182 +135 018044 045 042 000 00
190130 2822N 08610W 8431 01487 9998 +181 +139 014046 047 042 001 00
190200 2820N 08610W 8430 01487 9996 +181 +151 013046 047 043 002 00
190230 2818N 08609W 8429 01488 9996 +178 +164 010044 045 044 001 00
190300 2816N 08609W 8429 01485 9993 +181 +161 007046 047 044 001 00
190330 2814N 08609W 8426 01488 9988 +187 +153 005049 050 045 002 00
190400 2812N 08608W 8434 01478 9985 +193 +146 002052 053 045 002 00
190430 2810N 08608W 8425 01489 9983 +198 +140 357053 053 045 002 00
190500 2808N 08608W 8429 01483 9984 +195 +146 353051 052 046 002 00
190530 2806N 08608W 8430 01482 9988 +185 +156 348049 050 045 004 00
$$
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[chargurl]

chargurl wrote:
Any chance she will go more northward into Georgia after getting on land?


Yes. http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/refresh/graphic ... l#contents


Thanks. My husband is driving to Omaha, Georgia, (near Ft. Benning) on Friday evening. Wondering what he can expect. We are in Gainesville, Georgia.