Just by looking at IR, I believe it has steadied out somewhat. The problem is as we head toward evening and the convective max will we see another bout of significant strengthening as the eye contracts or will shear be enough to prevent it?
Also 131 kt flight level winds in this one!Woah
172100 2727N 09215W 6965 02806 9639 +143 +143 097104 126 116 017 00
She's a 4 now, pending NHC
172030 2728N 09214W 6968 02834 9685 +139 +139 108128 131 107 062 00
Just by looking at IR, I believe it has steadied out somewhat. The problem is as we head toward evening and the convective max will we see another bout of significant strengthening as the eye contracts or will shear be enough to prevent it?
I saw some earlier thinking along those lines, but they all have backed off in the past hour with more of a continuing strengthening language.Just by looking at IR, I believe it has steadied out somewhat. The problem is as we head toward evening and the convective max will we see another bout of significant strengthening as the eye contracts or will shear be enough to prevent it?
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URNT15 KNHC 261730
AF307 2313A LAURA HDOB 18 20200826
172130 2725N 09217W 6963 02788 9563 +153 +144 093086 097 121 002 01
172200 2723N 09218W 6958 02773 9532 +166 +133 101060 078 105 000 00
172230 2722N 09219W 6960 02754 9521 +163 +134 102044 052 073 004 03
172300 2720N 09219W 6971 02737 9506 +175 +113 104028 037 047 001 00
172330 2718N 09220W 6966 02740 9500 +180 +096 109024 027 035 001 00
172400 2716N 09220W 6970 02731 9500 +177 +100 109017 022 026 001 00
172430 2715N 09221W 6966 02740 9510 +170 +099 099008 012 020 001 03
172500 2713N 09221W 6970 02738 9519 +167 +092 065002 006 022 001 03
172530 2711N 09221W 6964 02746 9522 +162 +094 293004 006 023 001 00
172600 2709N 09221W 6963 02748 9520 +165 +109 280012 017 023 001 03
172630 2707N 09222W 6966 02751 9520 +168 +116 292025 030 028 001 03
172700 2706N 09223W 6958 02768 9542 +151 +127 299037 039 035 002 00
172730 2705N 09224W 6964 02775 9562 +147 +133 295046 048 048 003 00
172800 2704N 09225W 6979 02771 9584 +147 +143 297064 077 056 007 00
172830 2703N 09227W 6963 02818 9602 +152 +140 299085 086 065 006 00
172900 2702N 09228W 6961 02842 9615 +167 +116 296090 092 072 003 00
172930 2701N 09229W 6975 02852 9635 +177 +086 293093 094 075 004 00
173000 2700N 09230W 6954 02893 9667 +161 +099 296092 095 075 004 00
173030 2659N 09231W 6979 02883 9703 +145 +119 294091 092 073 004 00
173100 2658N 09232W 6958 02930 9732 +134 +118 293091 093 072 004 00
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Just by looking at IR, I believe it has steadied out somewhat. The problem is as we head toward evening and the convective max will we see another bout of significant strengthening as the eye contracts or will shear be enough to prevent it?
Might be wrong here but I am not seeing that much of a sign of shear. Cirrus canopy is still expanding to the west and SW of the system instead of stacking up like you would typically see as a system is approaching shear or shear is approaching
16 Verrrrrryyyyyu long hours......cat 5How much longer do we have until landfall?
Sorry for the possibly simple question, but what do you mean by 'convective max' toward the evening?