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Tropical Hurricane Sally

I tell ya what.....you post whatever you like....from now on. Have fun with it.

I for one appreciate all the model maps you post. The 3km Nam is useful imo for track shifts/trends and intensity changes at times as well.

Back to the discussion, I’m guessing the overall intensity change on the 6z runs of the HWRF/HMON was likely due to this taking a bit longer to organize. It may just run out of time before it can get going which would be good news for the gulf coast.
 
If you look at the tampa radar the center is roughly 150 miles west of Tampa with a couple of banding features but as a whole the bigger mass of convection is SE of the LLC.KTBW - Super-Res Reflectivity Tilt 1, 9_26 AM.png
Until convection wraps around the core anything more than dropping a few MB per day isn't likely. With this current structure it could make a run at low end lopsided CAT1 but the ceiling isn't that high. The concern is as it approaches the gulf coast shear might abate just enough so that we get a more concentric deepening system. It wouldn't take much to go from a high end ts low end cane 12 hrs before landfall to a 110-120mph cane
 
06z nam is way east of other guidance


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12Z coming in has it now something like SW of the guidance? Lol it can't decide.
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Theres not a really good consistent pinpoint landfall yet as Sally slows down and wonders around. I say far east Louisiana and MS is a good bet for a direct LF. Who know??
 
It looks to remain a moderate hurricane for now. The best case scenario for NOLA. I hope it curves toward the upstate. We need some rain.


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Is it just me or do the models have a harder time predicting the strength of hurricanes and where landfall will be the last few years?
 
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