ATL: GORDON - Post-Tropical

[bella_may]

Does it appear to be slowing too?

[PSUHiker31]

I would just like to take this time to point out yet again that just because a shear analysis shows shear in front of a tropical storm does not mean that the storm is about to rip through that area and fall apart. In fact, often times good outflow channels setting up can show up as shear in these analyses.

Let this be a lesson to those overly relying on those for prognostication.

[floridasun78]

we see if plane see eye wall any one looking plane report let know if their seen weak eye wall ty?

[PSUHiker31]

Also Gordon has almost taken a perfect path.. First by Cuba, and now by Florida to allow land to help spin up its vorticity.

[stormhunter7]

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[EquusStorm]

The ultra super tiny cored storms are always fascinating, but even then I don't think I've ever seen a quicker development of central organization. Still looks marginal on satellite but radar tells the story

[Aric Dunn]

any reports, weather stations anything near that eyewall on the coast ?

[1900hurricane]

Over/under 10 mb fall this pass?

[CrazyC83]

any reports, weather stations anything near that eyewall on the coast ?

The core is so tiny that they are not reporting winds anywhere near TS force. The core is like 5 miles wide and just offshore.

[AtlanticWind]

Thinking this could end up coming in a little further east maybe florida panhandle .

[Aric Dunn]

any reports, weather stations anything near that eyewall on the coast ?

The core is so tiny that they are not reporting winds anywhere near TS force. The core is like 5 miles wide and just offshore.

was asking for the tip of marco island where the core is scraping at the moment.

[stormhunter7]

Highest I have seen so far is 26mph NE.. Marco island

[stormhunter7]

Correction... 30mph now gust

[kthmcc7319]

Any thoughts on the path of Gordon and point of landfall or are we sticking with the latest NHC forecast?

[bella_may]

Thinking this could end up coming in a little further east maybe florida panhandle .

There’s a ridge there to keep that from happening

[stormhunter7]

1007mb and 50mph on new advisory

[SunnyThoughts]

NHC bumped up to 50 mph winds. 1007 mb wnw @ 16 mph

[Hypercane_Kyle]

The amount of structural organization we've seen on Gordon just in the past three hours alone is incredible. Reminds me of Emily last year, although Emily moved inland before it could really take off.

[Steve]

The rate that Gordon is strengthening is making me wonder if it's possible that this could get to major hurricane status before landfall. It's unlikely, right?

How fast is it strengthening?

It built a core in less than 2 hours

That was cool to see, but I thought he had evidence of a giant pressure fall or wind increase.

[PSUHiker31]

The ultra super tiny cored storms are always fascinating, but even then I don't think I've ever seen a quicker development of central organization. Still looks marginal on satellite but radar tells the story

It's not too dissimilar from Humberto