Weather Dude wrote:GCANE wrote:Recon pulling up to 700mb
They are flying hurricane mode now.
Or maybe they're done?
Yup, they're done
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Weather Dude wrote:GCANE wrote:Recon pulling up to 700mb
They are flying hurricane mode now.
Or maybe they're done?
Iceresistance wrote:GCANE wrote:Iceresistance wrote:How low?
29.70" and falling
Recon has found 997 MB at the reformed center
GCANE wrote:Just about off-scale on radar.
Going into the night and the upper-tropopshere cooling off rapidly, spells very good probability of quick intensification overnight.
Being over that cold pool means very little inhibition, it can strengthen under some pretty strong shear.
It can sustain itself as long as the cold pool remains intact.
https://i.imgur.com/Pfj4vt2.jpg
underthwx wrote:GCANE wrote:Just about off-scale on radar.
Going into the night and the upper-tropopshere cooling off rapidly, spells very good probability of quick intensification overnight.
Being over that cold pool means very little inhibition, it can strengthen under some pretty strong shear.
It can sustain itself as long as the cold pool remains intact.
https://i.imgur.com/Pfj4vt2.jpg
Do you feel that will happen Gcane?
GCANE wrote:underthwx wrote:GCANE wrote:Just about off-scale on radar.
Going into the night and the upper-tropopshere cooling off rapidly, spells very good probability of quick intensification overnight.
Being over that cold pool means very little inhibition, it can strengthen under some pretty strong shear.
It can sustain itself as long as the cold pool remains intact.
https://i.imgur.com/Pfj4vt2.jpg
Do you feel that will happen Gcane?
Likely in the W Carib.
Not sure in the GoM though.
Need to think that thru more.
StormSkeptic wrote:Iceresistance wrote:GCANE wrote:
29.70" and falling
Recon has found 997 MB at the reformed center
Pretty impressive drop in pressure, 6 mb, in about 2,5 hrs. Especially considering the structure is not all that great (yet).
Center Fix Pressure
18:21 1003
19:14 1000
20:50 997
Iceresistance wrote:GCANE wrote:underthwx wrote:
Do you feel that will happen Gcane?
Likely in the W Carib.
Not sure in the GoM though.
Need to think that thru more.
Only Time will tell on this one, do you have more rain rate radar?
GCANE wrote:Iceresistance wrote:GCANE wrote:
Likely in the W Carib.
Not sure in the GoM though.
Need to think that thru more.
Only Time will tell on this one, do you have more rain rate radar?
This is the latest rain rate I have.
It's not letting up.
https://i.imgur.com/BwAnHA7.png
They left just as we needed them the most!
Weather Dude wrote:StormSkeptic wrote:Iceresistance wrote:Recon has found 997 MB at the reformed center
Pretty impressive drop in pressure, 6 mb, in about 2,5 hrs. Especially considering the structure is not all that great (yet).
Center Fix Pressure
18:21 1003
19:14 1000
20:50 997
The fact that it's doing this with a less-than ideal structure is very concerning. Imagine what it can do when it's fully stacked.
Iceresistance wrote:Cloud tops nearing -100 C
https://www.tropicaltidbits.com/984bb022-b625-4ee4-9624-2c2369271eb2
aspen wrote:Weather Dude wrote:StormSkeptic wrote:
Pretty impressive drop in pressure, 6 mb, in about 2,5 hrs. Especially considering the structure is not all that great (yet).
Center Fix Pressure
18:21 1003
19:14 1000
20:50 997
The fact that it's doing this with a less-than ideal structure is very concerning. Imagine what it can do when it's fully stacked.
That’s a deepening rate of 2.4 mb/hr. Let’s say that intensification rate remains constant for the next 30 hours before landfall...Zeta would peak in the 920s as a Cat 4/5 hurricane.
I’m not saying this is gonna be a Cat 5, but if it continues this rate and vertically stacks, then a major is a pretty good possibility.
underthwx wrote:aspen wrote:Weather Dude wrote:The fact that it's doing this with a less-than ideal structure is very concerning. Imagine what it can do when it's fully stacked.
That’s a deepening rate of 2.4 mb/hr. Let’s say that intensification rate remains constant for the next 30 hours before landfall...Zeta would peak in the 920s as a Cat 4/5 hurricane.
I’m not saying this is gonna be a Cat 5, but if it continues this rate and vertically stacks, then a major is a pretty good possibility.
What are the sustained winds at now?.....
Ian2401 wrote:so the center has reformed / is still reforming to the SE. how does this affect future trajectory? i would think it would lead to perhaps and earlier NE ejection? need someone smarter to explain
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