Sally is done per NHC should see no change. With frost coming next week in the higher elevations you can usually kiss hurricanes off the east coast goodbye.
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Tropical Major Hurricane Teddy
- Thread starter ForsythSnow
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Henry2326
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"Usually" doesn't seem to define 2020.
ForsythSnow
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Recon is in there right now. Fl winds in the ne quad are cat 4. Extrap is around 950. This storm is probably going to make a run to a 4 quickly.
ForsythSnow
Moderator
130 mph on the drop and 952mb in the eye. Also note that quadrant looks horrible at the moment so I'm curious to see the NW quad.
NHC says weakening expected this weekend. Enjoy the major while it lasts.
Henry2326
Member
12 Icon, it thinks about it.
Henry2326
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12z GFS
lexxnchloe
Member
Is that east or west from the last one? It also still has no clue about the gom, lol
Henry2326
Member
Slightly west
The point of the matter is Teddy is likely to hit land. Bermuda and Canada should be getting ready.
Henry2326
Member
Good conclusion
Henry2326
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Henry2326
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12z Euro.....looks like 00z
Henry2326
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Henry2326
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BufordWX
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BufordWX
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Cat 4 now. Sustained winds up to 140 mph... Pressure down to 945 mb.
Brent
Member
Impressive
Tornadocane
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Recon found 944 Mbs and two flagged wind observations of 123 and 124 knots
Henry2326
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18z Icon
Brent
Member
Looks like it's pulling into the coast there
Henry2326
Member
Quite a shift west from 12z.
lexxnchloe
Member
Yea, it is. Lets not forget Maine is a US landfall too.
BufordWX
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Henry2326
Member
18z GFS
lexxnchloe
Member
Looks like its a bit more west.
lexxnchloe
Member
Just showing this for fun, but what the heck.
Would make sandy look like a gentle breeze.
Would make sandy look like a gentle breeze.
A storm like teddy can completely flip a pattern.
BHS1975
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BHS1975
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Just showing this for fun, but what the heck.
Would make sandy look like a gentle breeze.
Good thing that model sucks.
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Henry2326
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BufordWX
Member
Teddy’s northern side looks to have taken a hit this evening. Is shear to blame?
Brent
Member
Around the end of the forecast period, Teddy will probably
interact with a deep mid-tropospheric cyclone in the vicinity of
Nova Scotia. This interaction will probably cause Teddy to bend
somewhat toward the left around day 5, but there is significant
uncertainty in the details of the track at that forecast time
range. It is also possible that the system will be losing
tropical characteristics by the end of the period, but this
remains to be seen.
interact with a deep mid-tropospheric cyclone in the vicinity of
Nova Scotia. This interaction will probably cause Teddy to bend
somewhat toward the left around day 5, but there is significant
uncertainty in the details of the track at that forecast time
range. It is also possible that the system will be losing
tropical characteristics by the end of the period, but this
remains to be seen.
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Tornadocane
Member
I think Teddy is now a Category 3 headed for 2 status. Shear has been tearing her up for two hours from the SW, and now she's getting that blocky look on that side.
I can’t wait to see what Frankie McDonald has to say for Nova Scotia. That guy is so passionate!!
Henry2326
Member
Can someone post frankies forecast for Nova Scotia can’t find his YouTube
Shaggy
Member
Quite the wind field he will have in a few days.
50 KT...170NE 130SE 100SW 150NW.
34 KT...350NE 330SE 270SW 320NW.
50 KT...170NE 130SE 100SW 150NW.
34 KT...350NE 330SE 270SW 320NW.
BufordWX
Member
It looks like Teddy has a pretty big eye trying to pop out.