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Tropical Major Hurricane Laura

If anything she will end up going more west towards Galveston. For those saying RI in here she has a lot of work to do on her northwest side for that to happen. She is tilted and her NW side is not forming convection that is wrapping back in. She may steadily strengthen but I would say not to expect much of any RI until maybe late tonight.

In addition she is right over the top of the cool eddy I mentioned yesterday in the Gulf.
 
BirdManDoomW said:
NWS GSP: Here are the 11 AM Key Messages for Hurricane Laura on Aug 25, 2020. Main concern for the western Carolinas and northeast Georgia is the potential for heavy rainfall Friday night and Saturday. Stay weather aware as the weekend approaches. #ncwx #scwx #gawx
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You left off the most important one. Cut the grass, so you want be raking afterwards
 
BirdManDoomW said:
If you live in the Carolinas here is what you can do now. 1) fill up gas before the prices go up 2) clean storm drain debris 3) have batteries and flash lights ready to go in case weak tornadoes knock the power out 4) stock up on essentials/medications that do not need refrigeration
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Will you be issuing public advisories for Laura?
 
Yikes. The super ensemble mean knows where the state borders are. Directly over Tennessee line before sagging a little south into Ashe County, NC. Finally some exciting weather to track for severe enthusiasts. 0AB93F4B-4DD9-41C5-86F3-1DF8E2BD7CF3.jpeg
 
BirdManDoomW said:
If you live in the Carolinas here is what you can do now. 1) fill up gas before the prices go up 2) clean storm drain debris 3) have batteries and flash lights ready to go in case weak tornadoes knock the power out 4) stock up on essentials/medications that do not need refrigeration
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Jeez you really think the Carolinas is gonna be hit hard it sounds. I think we see heavy rain for sure. Maybe a isolated tornado but hopefully it’s in and out fast whatever rain we see


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Change of tone today. Get those NOAA weather radios ready looks like a nighttime threat for the Carolinas. Brad P: “If we see a shift of the track closer to us and slower then we might see more rainfall Saturday. Stay tuned for now if we see a closer approach Saturday we could see more storms and even a severe risk especially if we see some cold front interaction as it sweeps in late Saturday #cltwx #ncwx #scwx #wncwx
 
BirdManDoomW said:
Change of tone today. Get those NOAA weather radios ready looks like a nighttime threat for the Carolinas. Brad P: “If we see a shift of the track closer to us and slower then we might see more rainfall Saturday. Stay tuned for now if we see a closer approach Saturday we could see more storms and even a severe risk especially if we see some cold front interaction as it sweeps in late Saturday #cltwx #ncwx #scwx #wncwx
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Mainly north of 40?
 
Looking at last nights Euro it appears part of the problem is a little dry air is being fed from the circulation of Marco into the west side of Laura. The Euro shows this issue slowly waning and pretty much eliminated twelve to eighteen hours before landfall.
 
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