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Tropical Tropical Storm Barry
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Very disorganized and with the time and proximity to land I could see this staying below hurricane strength....at the same time it's in some.pretty warm water and a sustained convective blowup could jump it up quickly.
It's a race to see whether it can reach land before it becomes a hurricane. It all comes down to track and speed. If the west tracks are right, then it just might get there.
The .gif's are too big to upload, but he is bottom loaded / not wrapping ... good news so far ...
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True. Wind was never gonna be the story with this one anyways. The flooding threat is very real.
7:00 PM CDT Thu Jul 11
Location: 27.8°N 89.3°W
Moving: W at 3 mph
Min pressure: 1001 mb
Max sustained: 45 mph
Location: 27.8°N 89.3°W
Moving: W at 3 mph
Min pressure: 1001 mb
Max sustained: 45 mph
FWIW ... Without further comment ...
https://www.nhc.noaa.gov/archive/2019/BARRY_graphics.php?product=3day_cone_with_line
https://www.nhc.noaa.gov/archive/2019/BARRY_graphics.php?product=3day_cone_with_line
My local mets at WAFB keep showing the NAM model, lol. That's literally the worst case model I've seen today!
Random question. Am I the only member here in the path of Barry, besides those who get some rain in MS and AL?
Check the member map. Not everyone posts. There’s more over at Cat 6 blog in your area (weather underground).
It's not a problem. I do enjoy the discussions and community spirit with my fellow southern weather nerds in all our storms and weather events. I was just a little curious is all.
sharp cutoff of winds with this pass. Barry is finally organizing at a steady clip. This is by far the most “impressive” pass so far
Do they realize that the NAM is not a very good tropical model?
Latest HRRR has a very cool loop.
Watch that center just tighten right up to landfall. Really cool.
Hrrr probably a bit too excited on strength. But cool to see!
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https://climate.cod.edu/hanis/model...=36&type=2019071200-HRRR-SE-sfc-gust&saveGIF=
Watch that center just tighten right up to landfall. Really cool.
Hrrr probably a bit too excited on strength. But cool to see!
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https://climate.cod.edu/hanis/model...=36&type=2019071200-HRRR-SE-sfc-gust&saveGIF=
It’s not bad at tropics although it does like to over strengthen storms in the long range.
I’ve watched it today and it has done well. Although it’s best to only watch it to abt 12 hrs out. Any further just use it for trends.