aspen wrote:I think Isaias is likely to get bumped up to 70 kt/988 mbar for the 8pm intermediate advisory.
That was 1 mbar off, and I think I posted that as soon as the advisory came out.
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aspen wrote:I think Isaias is likely to get bumped up to 70 kt/988 mbar for the 8pm intermediate advisory.
chaser1 wrote:DestinHurricane wrote:Aric Dunn wrote:this mornings vortex to the new AF recon vortex message..
heading is exactly 305 degrees.
Still heading for the south tip of Andros Island.
Hmm.. interesting. Do you expect it to turn more N soon?
No data present to suggest a heading change, at least beyond a wobble here or a wobble there. Steady as he goes...
galaxy401 wrote:According to recon, the eyewall is closed.
TheStormExpert wrote:Shear is increasing out ahead of Isaias.
https://i.ibb.co/NTYNXZH/3-D03-E810-D028-47-C5-A8-B3-0481-EEF334-DB.gif
https://i.ibb.co/FYQLdrZ/8-DE3-BAC3-4-C38-4-B4-E-96-F5-B9-F031-D44250.gif
DestinHurricane wrote:Aric Dunn wrote:this mornings vortex to the new AF recon vortex message..
heading is exactly 305 degrees.
Still heading for the south tip of Andros Island.
Hmm.. interesting. Do you expect it to turn more N soon?
Hurricane Mike wrote:This storm really is back and forth. I've been thinking Andros, then Florida landfall all day. Weathermen in the Carolinas have been downplaying this because it's had Florida written on it all day.
What's the thinking here? Is it going to hit Florida or not? A miss may once again make Floridians complacent.
Aric Dunn wrote:TheStormExpert wrote:Shear is increasing out ahead of Isaias.
https://i.ibb.co/NTYNXZH/3-D03-E810-D028-47-C5-A8-B3-0481-EEF334-DB.gif
https://i.ibb.co/FYQLdrZ/8-DE3-BAC3-4-C38-4-B4-E-96-F5-B9-F031-D44250.gif
this is where it gets tricky. and where Stweart the other night said it looks like the shear may be a feed back issue.
and that looks more believable considering the current state of the outflow.
the shear map is showing shelf induced shear out ahead of its movement. I bet it shift NW with Isalsa moves.
rigbyrigz wrote:Thanks to all for expert and other comments. So 8PM heading is 310 (from 305 earlier). Is this a significant westward "wobble", or just almost nothing? I know a few degrees could make a difference to Broward where my 85 year old alone Mom is.
Nore wrote:On lower and upper level WV loops it looks as if the CDO has expanded towards Cuba. Additionally, it looks as though there is more cirrus clouds pushing out ahead of it.
is this indicative of a better storm outflow in the short term?
eastcoastFL wrote:rigbyrigz wrote:Thanks to all for expert and other comments. So 8PM heading is 310 (from 305 earlier). Is this a significant westward "wobble", or just almost nothing? I know a few degrees could make a difference to Broward where my 85 year old alone Mom is.
It shouldn’t mean any difference for broward. Mom should be safe, is there someone that can put her shutters up? If it’s not too bad I could try and get down there tomorrow morning.
rigbyrigz wrote:Pure "NW" is 315. NNW I guess ends at 292. So there's is quite a range of NW paths I think that might make the difference from Dade to Broward to Palm Beach. Hence my earlier query as to the change from 5PM heading 305 to 8PM heading 310 is merely an inconsequential wobble, since it's so close in? Or is it meaningful?
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