Blown Away wrote:https://i.imgur.com/7mutMVK.gif
Latest...Still due W with slight S component or wobble in last few frames.
Would you mind sharing the link to these closeups with lat/long lines? TIA
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Blown Away wrote:https://i.imgur.com/7mutMVK.gif
Latest...Still due W with slight S component or wobble in last few frames.
Blown Away wrote:I'm thinking at 5am the NHC is going to move the track westward coming real close to Florida and maybe some stronger language about possible landfall if westward trend continues. Thoughts?
senorpepr wrote:TEAL 72, the next low-level recon mission, is wheels up from Keesler.
sikkar wrote:senorpepr wrote:TEAL 72, the next low-level recon mission, is wheels up from Keesler.
Any way to track it like we do with flightaware?
senorpepr wrote:sikkar wrote:senorpepr wrote:TEAL 72, the next low-level recon mission, is wheels up from Keesler.
Any way to track it like we do with flightaware?
Military aircraft are often blocked on sites like flightaware. However, you can see the data, in near real-time, on various sites like https://www.tropicaltidbits.com/recon/ and http://tropicalatlantic.com/recon/
GCANE wrote:Latest UL Conditons
Tracking into Anti-cyclone
Weak UL Ridge to the SE
https://i.imgur.com/UvdGe2w.png
Bocadude85 wrote:Chris90 wrote:I really hope Josh doesn't become the Tim Samaras of hurricane chasing. I mean, I know these chasers know what they're doing, but actively trying to record the hurricane while in the Bahamas seems a little too risky. The storm surge risks just seem greater as opposed to somewhere like one of the islands of the Antilles. Isn't pretty much the entirety of the Bahamas fairly flat and not much above sea level?
Great Abaco has some elevation, highest point is about 130ft absl, definitely surge prone but areas high enough to avoid surge.
bahamaswx wrote:Bocadude85 wrote:Chris90 wrote:I really hope Josh doesn't become the Tim Samaras of hurricane chasing. I mean, I know these chasers know what they're doing, but actively trying to record the hurricane while in the Bahamas seems a little too risky. The storm surge risks just seem greater as opposed to somewhere like one of the islands of the Antilles. Isn't pretty much the entirety of the Bahamas fairly flat and not much above sea level?
Great Abaco has some elevation, highest point is about 130ft absl, definitely surge prone but areas high enough to avoid surge.
Probably 90-95% of the Abacos is less than 30ft in elevation, and the larger hills aren’t typically heavily developed. Wherever he is, it’s almost certainly not very high up.
northjaxpro wrote:So much uncertainty remsins after viewing the 5 a.m. Advisory package.
Dorian will not cross the 30 degrees Latitude point until sometime late Wednesday night at the earliest as it is forecast currently.
This is going to potentially be the storm of the ages for our region here folks and tbis is nit an exaggeration!!
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