Convection very close to the CoC.
It does look like a bit of an eye.


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Kingarabian wrote:GCANE wrote:[img]http://i.imgur.com/LFV9TUw.gif[/mg]
Very compact core. Expecting it to expand eventually?
jlauderdal wrote:Joe Bastardi @BigJoeBastardi
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GFS looks too far north even with 06z Carolina disaster run.Advising clients in Leewards /PR to start preparations for possible
major impact
jlauderdal wrote:Joe Bastardi @BigJoeBastardi
30s
GFS looks too far north even with 06z Carolina disaster run.Advising clients in Leewards /PR to start preparations for possible
major impact
Hurricane Andrew wrote:Cyclenall wrote:Bocadude85 wrote:As far as I know the USA has never been struck by two category 4 or higher hurricanes in the same year, however the USA has been struck by multiple major hurricanes in the same year. Not that any of this information means anything but it is still a interesting stat.
For years I was bringing up the equilibrium concept of hurricane seasons and after the 12 year "no majors hitting US" drought isn't it interesting that when one finally hit it wasn't just any category 3 TC, but what is guaranteed to be the costliest natural disaster in American history? Happens to be a rare (even more so) CAT4 strike. Whether or not Harvey was enough to make up for 12 years of no 100 knot winds occurring there is the question. Equilibrium - that's the policy.
[b]Nature tends toward two things...equilibrium and chaos.[/b]
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