Much further east than what we were seeing yesterday. Gotta believe if he strengthens to a strong tropical storm or even minimal cat 1 that there is going to be a tornado threat across the FL Panhandle, GA, and western/central NC/SC
Yeah I think it's full of it and hope it is, that is directly on top of my sister's house
Welp, the NHC certainly isn't bullish on much strengthening. They're counting on SW shear to keep Fred in check.The 11 AM update is going to be interesting. I wonder if the NHC will issue a hurricane watch along with the inevitable TS warning? I suspect so.
This is setting up to bring unneeded heavy rain for the Atlanta area. Most of that area has had above normal rainfall this summer and thus this could be setting them up for flooding concerns.
Yeah this would be high end possibility IMO we’ve seen how rapid intensification can do upon landfall … we will see how wrapped up he can get before then
I agree and if it can tuck the LLC a bit east it could get going quickySatellite presentation is the best it's ever beenView attachment 88268
ENS are not as reliable IMO at this point. I think a near Destin to PCB looks likely.Just watched TWC, they were showing gfs had a Destin LF but majority of the ens were west of that. Depends on the NNW motion of how long it will go before the turn.
Looks like we might have some towers trying to fire on the south side of the LLC now.Satellite presentation is the best it's ever beenView attachment 88268
Looks like convection is increasing near the LLC too. Mainly to the east. Now let's see if this continues and is able to begin wrapping around to the north of the exposed center.And to me, it looks like Fred is moving very slowly. Zoomed in and the LLC looks almost stationary.
Tops of those storms over the LLC just get blown right off, still fighting shear which should impede strengthening unless this thing jumps eastLooks like we might have some towers trying to fire on the south side of the LLC now.
ya, you can see on the west side of the storm, the clouds are moving quickly from S to NW. But, your right...if it can tuck itself east it has a better shot for sure.Tops of those storms over the LLC just get blown right off, still fighting shear which should impede strengthening unless this thing jumps east
see images below..its improving.Need to align movement with shear to get any significant strengthening.
Yep12Z UKMET: quite a bit east of the NHC track with it crossing over the FL/GA/AL point and then moving NNE through GA rather than AL:
TROPICAL STORM FRED ANALYSED POSITION : 25.6N 84.6W
ATCF IDENTIFIER : AL062021
LEAD CENTRAL MAXIMUM WIND
VERIFYING TIME TIME POSITION PRESSURE (MB) SPEED (KNOTS)
-------------- ---- -------- ------------- -------------
1200UTC 15.08.2021 0 25.6N 84.6W 1010 30
0000UTC 16.08.2021 12 26.7N 86.0W 1006 36
1200UTC 16.08.2021 24 28.0N 86.1W 1004 35
0000UTC 17.08.2021 36 29.3N 85.8W 1001 38
1200UTC 17.08.2021 48 31.1N 85.0W 1005 30
0000UTC 18.08.2021 60 33.3N 84.0W 1007 24
1200UTC 18.08.2021 72 37.3N 82.3W 1012 15
0000UTC 19.08.2021 84 39.3N 80.2W 1014 25
1200UTC 19.08.2021 96 CEASED TRACKING
It's normal nbd glad I had excessive soil moisture and all the rain recently since it rained in wake county
Yes it would. My yard can probably soak up a lot but 7 inches is a stretch.Don’t show Shetley either.
Wow, this would cause major flooding from @deltadog03 through @NoSnowATL @JHS @Jimmy Hypocracy @RainlessSnowless & Grumpy @Jessy89 if I have their locations right among others. And then into Asheville area.
Damn! Early for an apps rubber!
This isn’t good. Good portion of the escarpment got 4-5 inches of rain last night from a stalled storm sitting over the area.
Would you like to shareThis isn’t good. Good portion of the escarpment got 4-5 inches of rain last night from a stalled storm sitting over the area.
Yes! Cutting grass twice a week now isn’t funWould you like to share