FLpanhandle91 wrote:If it's any good news, southern eyewall storm still has some catching up to do.
The side of the eye that matters least
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FLpanhandle91 wrote:If it's any good news, southern eyewall storm still has some catching up to do.
Blown Away wrote:https://i.imgur.com/bF1bVa6.gif
Wow.
wx98 wrote:1:00 PM CDT Wed Aug 26
Location: 27.3°N 92.5°W
Moving: NW at 16 mph
Min pressure: 952 mb
Max sustained: 140 mph
Texashawk wrote:Blown Away wrote:https://i.imgur.com/bF1bVa6.gif
Wow.
I swear that eye is still moving more west than north. It's almost due south of Lake Charles. Is the storm supposed to do a 90 degree turn north at this point?
hurricaneCW wrote:I think she's pretty much leveling off right now. We may see one more round of strengthening early tonight as we approach DMAX before it levels off and/or weakens a couple hours before landfall.
If we see that round of strengthening then 155-160mph would be possible otherwise 140-145mph will be the top intensity. Landfall should be 135-140mph unless EWRC occurs.
Increase in shear and/or cooler shelf waters could also cause this to weaken. The lowest strength will be 110/115mph and highest 145mph.
Extratropical94 wrote:Center dropsonde: 953/9kts
NE eyewall dropsonde: only 86 kt at the surface, but 140 kt at 930 mb (900 ft)
Extratropical94 wrote:Center dropsonde: 953/9kts
NE eyewall dropsonde: only 86 kt at the surface, but 140 kt at 930 mb (900 ft)
Ivanhater wrote:Remember the good ol days between 2005 and 2017 when no major hurricane hit the United states?
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