Looks like Recon is headed back towards center let's see if pressure has continued to drop..
dropsonde says cat 4 possibleLooks like Recon is headed back towards center let's see if pressure has continued to drop..
Saw that water temps are 85-87. Thats Bath water and this thing is just gonna crawl and feed off that.
Sad when JB spends all morning talking about how right he is and has been all week instead of actually contributing his knowledge
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Eye about to clear out....
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Lol I deleted it to keep it on topic and didn't want to piss Webb or SD offthrowing darts this am??? NC State should be pretty good this year honestly . Sorry back on topic ....
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Inner wall looks like it's weakening. I bet pressure drops stop soon as the outer wall takes over
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Wow, that is just sad. Just as bad as that hypist from NY. I do agree about the weakening of the outer eyewall, but that could mean we could have capped out strenght, or could mean we will see RI midday today or tonight when it redevelops.Sad when JB spends all morning talking about how right he is and has been all week instead of actually contributing his knowledge
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From what I heard and understand upwelling should not be much of an issue. As you pointed out it's not very deep in that area. Even at its deepest point around the shelf the water temperatures are still 80+ degrees.The issue here is however it will be moving quite slow over very shallow shelf waters next to the coastline and it won't take long for Harvey to upwell itself over those at the speed it's moving so it's very possible he gets knocked down a tad right before hitting.
From what I heard and understand upwelling should not be much of an issue. As you pointed out it's not very deep in that area. Even at its deepest point around the shelf the water temperatures are still 80+ degrees.
Extrapolated as Webber was talking about . Dropsonde showed 949 . Either way it's strengthening lolLast pass still showed pressure of 946.6
Extrapolated as Webber was talking about . Dropsonde showed 949 . Either way it's strengthening lol
The dropsonde that found 949mb pressure in the center of Harvey is really about 947-948 due to the 10 kt winds it found near the surface. A good approximation for dropsondes is to adjust the MSLP down about 1mb per every 5 knots of wind
The dropsonde that found 949mb pressure in the center of Harvey is really about 947-948 due to the 10 kt winds it found near the surface. A good approximation for dropsondes is to adjust the MSLP down about 1mb per every 5 knots of wind
I think this hits strong cat 4/border cat 5 tonight. Has every reason in its favor and RI is still happening. No pro just my opinion. That loop current and bath water, topography of land perfect enviroment. Sometimes concentric bands will choke off a storm preventing RI as oppossed to spiral banding. And as webb has pointed out spiral banding can work in favor of RI and work against it as well ( against more likely in most cases). Just think when this thing hugs up against the coast tonight its gonna tighten up like no ones business and this gives it the big nudge toward the Cat 4/5 threshhold line.
I agree on that. This thing is too close to landfall, and doesn't seem too far from a cat 3, so it should reach that state, but otherwise it's already interacting with land on its outer side, so I can't see anymore RI occurring.I think a strong cat 4-5 is very unrealistic atm, intensification is liable to be slow, if at all here because of the multiple concentric rings around the eye that are trying to choke off the inner core. This storm is effectively unraveling like we've seen countless times in the past several years, henceforth the lack of major hurricane landfalls on the US coast.... It could still intensify into a mid grade category 3 but I don't see this getting much beyond that.