Jeanne moves SW?

[Ground_Zero_92]

Yippee, I'm finally a tropical low!

Onto a more serious note for my 100th post. Did Jeanne just take a jog to the SW?

http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/PS/TROP/DATA/RT ... -loop.html

[hial2]

Yes it has...Probably a bobble but this close to the coast every bobble has to be watched with a microscope (or the zoom feature)

[TPACane04]

Good observation....latest IR it appears that a "pinhole" eye feature is now visible, at a point SW of where the previous round eye feature could be seen about 3 hours ago...look at the loop off Floater 1 on NHC site

hard to tell if this is an ERC, a jog, a bob and weave, who knows...

[yoda]

Good observation....latest IR it appears that a "pinhole" eye feature is now visible, at a point SW of where the previous round eye feature could be seen about 3 hours ago...look at the loop off Floater 1 on NHC site

hard to tell if this is an ERC, a jog, a bob and weave, who knows...

You forgot wobble...

[miamijaaz]

lol.

if it is *movement*, this was expected because of the strong high ridge over her.

[Ground_Zero_92]

I'm thinking it was an eyewall replacement. It looks like the old eyewall was spit out to the north.

[ObsessedMiami]

I had thought that most of the thinking was it would trek wsw for a while today anyway?

[DESTRUCTION5]

You can easily see the ridge pushing her northern convection down...This ridge is Strong folks...

[x-y-no]

Hard to judge the course precisely just now because the center is mostly clouded over.

I'd still call the trend due west for the moment. Don't be shocked if she goes just a little bit WSW today, though.

[Derek Ortt]

it isnt an EWR. This did not have the structure or the eye size for an EWR

[feederband]

wow a sw thread and you got positive thoughts .. good job