95L C Atlantic,Comments,Sat Pics,Models Thread

[Anonymous]

Stacy Stewart knows what he's doing. Im sure they will upgrade later.

[CronkPSU]

amazing how many people here with all of our limited sat views and info know more than the NHC

[vbhoutex]

non-tropical=extratropical.

http://manati.orbit.nesdis.noaa.gov/img ... ap?509,199

This might be a "hurricane" now!

If you have the data to back it up please post it. I think NHC knows exactly what they are doing!!!

[HURAKAN]

amazing how many people here with all of our limited sat views and info know more than the NHC

NO one here knows more than the NHC, that would be stupid to say, but according to all information that we have available, which I think is enough to say that this system is at least a subtropical cyclone.

[Forecaster Colby]

non-tropical=extratropical.

http://manati.orbit.nesdis.noaa.gov/img ... ap?509,199

This might be a "hurricane" now!

If you have the data to back it up please post it. I think NHC knows exactly what they are doing!!!

Winds are known to be at least 50kt, with higher vectors rain-contaminated. So it's probably at 50-65kt. Reasonably deep convection wraps all the way around a clear center, and the system is warm core. I meant a subtropical system to hurricane strength, hence the quotations.

[HURAKAN]

non-tropical=extratropical.

http://manati.orbit.nesdis.noaa.gov/img ... ap?509,199

This might be a "hurricane" now!

If you have the data to back it up please post it. I think NHC knows exactly what they are doing!!!

Winds are known to be at least 50kt, with higher vectors rain-contaminated. So it's probably at 50-65kt. Reasonably deep convection wraps all the way around a clear center, and the system is warm core. I meant a subtropical system to hurricane strength, hence the quotations.

Also, it has lost the cold and warm fronts.

[WindRunner]

amazing how many people here with all of our limited sat views and info know more than the NHC

NO one here knows more than the NHC, that would be stupid to say, but according to all information that we have available, which I think is enough to say that this system is at least a subtropical cyclone.

I believe that was sarcasm aimed at the people who claim they do know more.

[Forecaster Colby]

I don't claim I know more. I claim that in this case, and in many this year, I've interpreted it better. There is a big, big difference.

[Coredesat]

Now the center is exposed on the whole western side. However, it's moving into an area of decreasing shear, so it should have at least one more chance for a comeback before moving into waters too cold for even Vince.

[CronkPSU]

I don't claim I know more. I claim that in this case, and in many this year, I've interpreted it better. There is a big, big difference.

wow

[JamesFromMaine2]

Now the center is exposed on the whole western side. However, it's moving into an area of decreasing shear, so it should have at least one more chance for a comeback before moving into waters too cold for even Vince.

I thought the farther south it went the warmer the water so if its moving south at 15mph how would it get into even colder waters?

[MiamiensisWx]

Ah, yes... and I bet they will upgrade it now just when it is looking less organized. It does not look as good as last night. I think it should have been upgraded last night or much earlier today. It now dosn't look like it may need upgrading if it dosn't get more organized.

[Coredesat]

Never mind on the cold water comment. It seems to be moving almost due south, maybe slightly SSE-ward right now.

[cycloneye]

The center is not fully exposed but on the edge to the WSW of the convection.Still looks good with the banding.

[MiamiensisWx]

Might as well say it's dissipating because they will likely upgrade it now when it is looking less impressive instead of vice versa. Goodbye, Delta... unless you start getting organized again! It had an eye before, but that is now less evident, although banding on the eastern side is still fairly good.

[jkt21787]

I don't claim I know more. I claim that in this case, and in many this year, I've interpreted it better. There is a big, big difference.

Your arrogance is really frustrating. Instead of seeing posts discussing the storm, I have to see a post by you every few minutes about how bad NHC is screwing up and that you know more (or "can intepret better" ) than them.

[Forecaster Colby]

It's under shear, which is dropping. The eye is still there on microwave.

[WindRunner]

Just a note . . . even though the convection is rather lacking on the SW side, the entire western side of the storm has a large area containing the 45kt wind max, which beats the 30-35kts of wind on the east side.

[mike815]

Yeah i think its just most people in here are flustrated it hassent been classified. I know i am, but the NHC makes the calls they do know better.

[MiamiensisWx]

Just a note . . . even though the convection is rather lacking on the SW side, the entire western side of the storm has a large area containing the 45kt wind max, which beats the 30-35kts of wind on the east side.

True... however, there used to be previously 50KT wind vectors. It is now less organized, although eastern banding features exist. Even though the eye is still somewhat there, it is now much more clouded up. Who agrees?