ATL: Ex Tropical Storm EARL - Discussion
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Re: ATL: Hurricane EARL - Discussion
Looks like the center will cross 61W at around 17.9N. Still moving WNW, and it still appears hurricane force winds will stay north of BVI and San Juan. Close call though.
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Re: ATL: Hurricane EARL - Discussion
WSW or illusion?
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Re: ATL: Hurricane EARL - Discussion
terrapintransit wrote:Aric Dunn wrote:hmmm.. maybe its moving straight north.... j/k ... not much north component in the last hour..
http://www.weather.an/radar/cappisxm.html
Almost appears to have wobbled slightly south west in that loop imo
I noticed that earlier. Hard to tell if it is a southwest wobble or if it is just the eye contracting and giving a southwest wobble appearance.
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Re: ATL: Hurricane EARL - Discussion
There's an island directly to the SW of the eyewall per the animation above. What island is that? Is it Barbuda?
Best wishes to all in the islands that seem to be on their way of getting something out of Earl. Hopefully, it's just a lot of rain!
Best wishes to all in the islands that seem to be on their way of getting something out of Earl. Hopefully, it's just a lot of rain!
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Seems that the storm is on a mostly westerly component...with a jog to the WNW here and there.
Just as a point reference, the first island over 18N is St. Martin, which is slightly past 63W. At 17.7N, it already is north of Barbuda (17.6N)...although if it doesn't turn soon, it will be right in the southern eyewall.
Just as a point reference, the first island over 18N is St. Martin, which is slightly past 63W. At 17.7N, it already is north of Barbuda (17.6N)...although if it doesn't turn soon, it will be right in the southern eyewall.
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HurrMark wrote:Seems that the storm is on a mostly westerly component...with a jog to the WNW here and there.
Just as a point reference, the first island over 18N is St. Martin, which is slightly past 63W. At 17.7N, it already is north of Barbuda (17.6N)...although if it doesn't turn soon, it will be right in the southern eyewall.
Okay, that's the island I was looking at. It does look like it'll be real close to the eyewall.
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Re: ATL: Hurricane EARL - Discussion
Sorry but sometimes you have to call a spade a spade. That loop Aric posted shows a nearly due west motion for the last few hours. The turn should start soon though, it must be nervous times on these islands now.
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Re: ATL: Hurricane EARL - Discussion
Yes, Barbuda. Thanks, Stephanie!Stephanie wrote:There's an island directly to the SW of the eyewall per the animation above. What island is that? Is it Barbuda?
Best wishes to all in the islands that seem to be on their way of getting something out of Earl. Hopefully, it's just a lot of rain!
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Re: ATL: Hurricane EARL - Discussion
Evil Jeremy wrote:
WSW or illusion?
wsw. probably a wobble
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Re: ATL: Hurricane EARL - Discussion
Normandy wrote:Sorry but sometimes you have to call a spade a spade. That loop Aric posted shows a nearly due west motion for the last few hours. The turn should start soon though, it must be nervous times on these islands now.
I can't even imagine.
I agree on the motion.
Has the forward motion slowed down any?
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most recent recon position has it at 17.75.... 8pm NHC position... 17.7
so for about 4 hours its been moving at 280...

so for about 4 hours its been moving at 280...

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