ATL: ERIN - Hurricane - Discussion
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Re: ATL: ERIN - Hurricane - Discussion
PR may see some significant weather out of this.
A track to the west and possibly at the end of an EWRC.
A track to the west and possibly at the end of an EWRC.
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Holy… TS yesterday, potential cat 5 today. Unreal for the open Atlantic in mid-August. Those SSTs are HOT.
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Re: ATL: ERIN - Hurricane - Discussion
Wow wasn’t expecting to wake up to it this far along. Microwave does show a band wrapping around the core but I think the current eyewall will hold for bit. Looks quite stable on satellite with little wobbling, no double wind max yet. That eye dropsonde with the perfect v down to the surface is beautiful - not quite as extreme as Dorian’s but that was the first thing I thought of.
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Biggest feeder band is straight west of the COC.
IMHO, PR is in for very heavy flooding.
IMHO, PR is in for very heavy flooding.
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Stopped looking at this for barely over an hour and now it’s down to the mid-low 930s. Insane for mid-August in the MDR.
I have to wonder how much longer this W to WSW motion will last, and how much further west the track may shift. It’s going to be quite a close call for everybody.
I have to wonder how much longer this W to WSW motion will last, and how much further west the track may shift. It’s going to be quite a close call for everybody.
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Re: ATL: ERIN - Hurricane - Discussion
Another pass by NOAA2.
Center location = 19.55N, 62.10W
Minimum extrapolated pressure = 931.9 mb with 4 kt wind nearby -> 931 mb
Peak FL wind = 143 kt -> 129 kt estimate at the surface
I'd say 931mb/130kt.
Center location = 19.55N, 62.10W
Minimum extrapolated pressure = 931.9 mb with 4 kt wind nearby -> 931 mb
Peak FL wind = 143 kt -> 129 kt estimate at the surface
I'd say 931mb/130kt.
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GCANE wrote:Big fail on the models, across the board.
Let's hope its just the intensity that they failed at and this will not directly hit and populated landmass.
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GCANE wrote:Big fail on the models, across the board.
It’s not too often even the hafs undersell the intensity, although I think some of the earlier runs might have been close? Didn’t follow the models too closely on this one. Really curious what track implications these recent developments will have.
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Is just crazy how fast Erin has strengthened in just 10 hours specially the last few hours. Many were calling for a slow MDR this year, this is evidence that it doesn’t have to be record-breaking warm MDR to produce major hurricanes. It all needs the right atmospheric conditions & warm enough waters, we see this all the time in the EPAC. Another example was last year considering how warm the MDR was it really didn’t produce that many storms.
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AL, 05, 2025081612, , BEST, 0, 196N, 621W, 130, 934, HU
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Another "true" color image of Erin I just made. I think I got the colors mixed better this time.


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Re: ATL: ERIN - Hurricane - Discussion
Jr0d wrote:GCANE wrote:Big fail on the models, across the board.
Let's hope its just the intensity that they failed at and this will not directly hit and populated landmass.
Well in all fairness to numerical models, RI is still difficult to predict with our current technology. On track guidance, the Euro exactly one week ago predicted Erin's position today. One model that did seize on the intensity was the ICON with a predicted low pressure of 905-908 mb in a few days. Erin is in the low 930s now, we'll see if that comes true.
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Can faintly see the eye on San Juan radar now (extremely long range here, so I'm amazed it shows at all)


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Looks due west to me…


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Re: ATL: ERIN - Hurricane - Discussion
ronjon wrote:Jr0d wrote:GCANE wrote:Big fail on the models, across the board.
Let's hope its just the intensity that they failed at and this will not directly hit and populated landmass.
Well in all fairness to numerical models, RI is still difficult to predict with our current technology. On track guidance, the Euro exactly one week ago predicted Erin's position today. One model that did seize on the intensity was the ICON with a predicted low pressure of 905-908 mb in a few days. Erin is in the low 930s now, we'll see if that comes true.
ICON might be the sleeper model for Erin. But it'll depend on how far west Erin tracks, as ICON has been firmly west on track of the consensus.
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