aspen wrote:It’s looking decently good on visible satellite imagery. New convection continues to fire in the dominant lobe, some early banding and outflow features are present, and while the wave circulation is still elongated, it is moving to become S—>N oriented instead of SW—>NE. Odds are we’ll have TS Isaias no later than very early tomorrow morning. As for track and intensity...well, I’m just going to wait until there’s a center to pin down.
With the way it’s looking I’d be shocked if we didn’t have Isaias by tomorrow morning at the latest. Not to mention winds are up to 40kts. now.