cycloneye wrote:galaxy401 wrote:So why is there a big difference between the Pressure readings? VDM had 976 mb but the NHC advisory went with 980.
You think there will be revisions in the post season report?
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storminabox wrote:SFLcane wrote:There’s no punch to any of these bands and those winds you see in velocity just are not reaching the surface. Garbage
It has been less windy than the average day here in Miami. LOL
Another quirk to this system, could be a bust for Central Fl tomorrow as far as winds or lack there of.
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Lights flickered a bit while ago in up here in my part/place of Northeast Florida(Jacksonville)....hope the power stays on, Ian no outages IIRC for me(maybe a flicker or two/three), but then it's been very windy nor' easter type for over a day/two...
Let's all stay safe and get through this rare November Hurricane/TS/system together...
Let's all stay safe and get through this rare November Hurricane/TS/system together...
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Wow I went out to dinner for an hour and this looks even weirder. This may be transitioning back to subtropical.
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FPL has been handling this well so far. 80,000 lost power. 75,000 have been restored. Guess it helps when crews can stay out there since there are no sustained TS winds at this point.
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storminabox wrote:SFLcane wrote:There’s no punch to any of these bands and those winds you see in velocity just are not reaching the surface. Garbage
It has been less windy than the average day here in Miami. LOL
We have, however, had way more rain than I was honestly expecting. It's a good thing these showers are moving so fast or we'd be in for some real flooding.
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cycloneye wrote:galaxy401 wrote:So why is there a big difference between the Pressure readings? VDM had 976 mb but the NHC advisory went with 980.
You think there will be revisións in the post season report?
Not exactly, just an observation since the range seemed larger then other times. Could see a 1 mb revision but that's probably it.
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Got my eyes on moving right into Hurricane Alley: Florida.
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W Palm Beach airport reports gusts to 43mph, so someone is getting some.
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Weird. I wonder if it is dealing with shear. Structure really opened up. Anyone got the current shear map over this?
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Poonwalker wrote:Weird. I wonder if it is dealing with shear. Structure really opened up. Anyone got the current shear map over this?
Yup. getting hit by shear as the models forecasted.
https://tropic.ssec.wisc.edu/real-time/ ... wg8shr.GIF
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Those big deep oranges are about to come onshore and we will find out what kind of punch Nicole might have. Wind is picking up and becoming more steady here and the rain hasn’t stopped for about an hour now.
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eastcoastFL wrote:
Those big deep oranges are about to come onshore and we will find out what kind of punch Nicole might have. Wind is picking up and becoming more steady here and the rain hasn’t stopped for about an hour now.
Heavy winds just now Hobe Sound… Nonstop rain…
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Clearcut WNW movement from off of Grand Bahama. Similar to model consensus. Let's see if gets to close to a NW heading by midnight.
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Coming in! I see willing it into South Florida was unsuccessful. Gusty at times and fairly calm at others like any approaching system. Going to be a interesting night. Crazy for November but so far quite welcome. Had to close the widows and turn the ac back on as humidity has been rising.
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Blown Away wrote:eastcoastFL wrote:
Those big deep oranges are about to come onshore and we will find out what kind of punch Nicole might have. Wind is picking up and becoming more steady here and the rain hasn’t stopped for about an hour now.
Heavy winds just now Hobe Sound… Nonstop rain…
Those storms are reaching palm city now. Lights are flickering.
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