ATL: ETA - Post-Tropical - Discussion

[Iceresistance]

I'm a little confused as to why I keep getting EAS alerts on my phone about a flash flood warning when skys are clearing up.

Elsewhere in your county?

[Dean4Storms]

I'm a little confused as to why I keep getting EAS alerts on my phone about a flash flood warning when skys are clearing up.

Could be creeks and some rivers still yet to rise
downstream.

[toad strangler]

I'm a little confused as to why I keep getting EAS alerts on my phone about a flash flood warning when skys are clearing up.

Could be creeks and some rivers still yet to rise
downstream.

Creeks and rivers wouldn't be flash floods. At least the way I understand it.

[sponger]

Blowing real good here in NE Florida. Gusts to 30 or more.

Wind Direction (WDIR): E ( 80 deg true )
5-day plot - Wind Speed Wind Speed (WSPD): 24 kts
5-day plot - Wind Gust Wind Gust (GST): 26 kts

[Sanibel]

ETA has subtropical/hybrid, gradient features...

[ObsessedMiami]

I'm a little confused as to why I keep getting EAS alerts on my phone about a flash flood warning when skys are clearing up.

I noticed that too in Miami. I guess it if any more rain materializes, as is forecast, it would cause the flash flooding. It right now radar is empty

[Mouton]

Blowing real good here in NE Florida. Gusts to 30 or more.

Wind Direction (WDIR): E ( 80 deg true )
5-day plot - Wind Speed Wind Speed (WSPD): 24 kts
5-day plot - Wind Gust Wind Gust (GST): 26 kts

Pretty calm on Amelia island at 12:40. Overcast.

[gatorcane]

Afternoon sun I was hoping for didn't quite pan out yesterday. Eta caused more headache than I hoped. Lost power late yesterday afternoon around 5:30 and didn't get it back until around 6 this morning also a power line down as well. Slept with the sounds of generators humming around the neighborhood last night with around 70% humidity indoors, reminded me of the nights of no power with Irma. The rain and wind were impressive, it was blackout conditions for a while here and training did setup as well. Anybody know what the wind gusts were along coast SE Palm Beach county / NE Broward? I estimated 60mph+ gusts though Pompano Beach Airpark only saw 45mph gusts max I noticed. Could have been far worse but definitely enough to create some headaches. Glad the hurricane season is ending.

[wxman57]

I see a big change coming in future NHC tracks. No more landfall in north Florida. Eta stalls west of Tampa Thursday and dissipates as it drifts westward in low-level flow.

[jhpigott]

Afternoon sun I was hoping for didn't quite pan out yesterday. Eta caused more headache than I hoped. Lost power late yesterday afternoon around 5:30 and didn't get it back until around 6 this morning also a power line down as well. Slept with the sounds of generators humming around the neighborhood last night with around 70% humidity indoors, reminded me of the nights of no power with Irma. The rain and wind were impressive, it was blackout conditions for a while here and training did setup as well. Anybody know what the wind gusts were along coast SE Palm Beach county / NE Broward? I estimated 60mph+ gusts though Pompano Beach Airpark only saw 45mph gusts max I noticed. Could have been far worse but definitely enough to create some headaches. Glad the hurricane season is ending.

No official report, but I went down to the Juno Beach pier yesterday afternoon around 5:0pm0 and it sure felt like 40-50mph. Looks like the max gust at PBI was 47mph

[Sanibel]

Eta is over some nice warm water with its southern inflow still over those hot Caribbean SST's so anything is possible...

[Sailingtime]

Eta is over some nice warm water with its southern inflow still over those hot Caribbean SST's so anything is possible...

Lots of rain in central part of Florida today but I'm feeling really good that ETA will diminish and dissipate in the Gulf in the next few days.

[GCANE]

Strong, cold-topped tower firing near the CoC.
Starting to pickup some steam.

[HurricaneBelle]

 https://twitter.com/bn9weather/status/1325884356368412672

[wxman57]

Even almost all EC ensemble members stall it Thursday well west of FL and dissipate it. NHC is going to have to make a big track change, as have I.

[Iceresistance]

Is Eta rebuilding the inner core again?





EDIT: I just noticed that Eta has turned hard South

[underthwx]

Is Eta rebuilding the inner core again?


https://cdn.star.nesdis.noaa.gov/FLOATER/data/AL292020/GEOCOLOR/GOES16-AL292020-GEOCOLOR-1000x1000.gif


EDIT: I just noticed that Eta has turned hard South

You never know what surprises that any given system may have in store, and ETA is just one example...I hope it's days are numbered, enough already!... But if ETA decides otherwise, I won't be surprised at all...we are all going to wind up with carpal tunnel syndrome with all of the posting on ETA....

[chaser1]

Even almost all EC ensemble members stall it Thursday well west of FL and dissipate it. NHC is going to have to make a big track change, as have I.

Interesting.... so a secondary steering COL following the next short wave pulling up & out even faster then originally progged? Seems like the Westerlies are quite progressive but with our La Nina split flow, one wouldn't hardly notice living in Florida right now. So nada for cool air for us, instead Eta will simply die a slow death as a result of dryer air spilling in from the west & north?

[wxman57]

NHC has started to indicate a big track shift. They're not doing it all at once as I did.

[AutoPenalti]

I love how there's literally a crease where the metro areas reside in.