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Re: ATL: KIRK - Tropical Storm - Discussion
chaser1 wrote:If not for the anticipated trajectory and distance from Barbados, I'd think that any data from recon suggesting continued pressure drop and an increase in top end gusts might have spured the government of Barbados to even consider posting a Hurricane watch. Luckily, Kirks' tight core seems to be gaining a bit of latitude. The timing of expected shear seems so fluid right now. Depending on timing I think it's reasonable to assume the possibility of hurricane force gusts for Martinique and points north given the present organizational trend but on the other-hand, these small core systems are fragile and once beginning to feel the effects of strong upper level shear can very quickly unravel it's small tight wind field.
If our Govt (Barbados) does decide to go to Hurricane Watch it will likely not be before 5 PM and by then it may be too late. Doesn't look like there will be another Recon plane in there until tomorrow night, if I'm reading the 'Plan of the Day' correctly, when its already passed us. Looks like we're on our own now, we'll send our data on as it passes by, as usual.
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AubreyStorm wrote:Aric Dunn wrote:from an hour and half ago..
https://www.fnmoc.navy.mil/tcweb/dynamic/products/tc18/ATL/12L.KIRK/amsr2/89rgb/20180926.1640.gw1.89pct89h89v.12L.KIRK.40kts.1004mb.12N.53.4W.76pc.jpg
https://www.fnmoc.navy.mil/tcweb/dynamic/products/tc18/ATL/12L.KIRK/amsr2/89h/20180926.1640.gw1.89hbt.12L.KIRK.40kts.1004mb.12N.53.4W.76pc.jpg
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Protoeye. Wow.
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Re: ATL: KIRK - Tropical Storm - Discussion
GCANE wrote:http://i67.tinypic.com/10elws2.png
So, this recon based location had him at 12.5N, 54.8W but NHC had him at 12.5N, 55.0W at 2 PM. Only a subtle difference but still a difference. Anyone know why?
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Re: ATL: KIRK - Tropical Storm - Discussion
We interrupt this Kirk intensification process for the following satire:
Conspiracy theory confirmed - 2018 Atlantic Season to be FAR busier then expected!
Theorists discovery that within the 2018 Atlantic Name list, "Kirk" (Captain Kirk) and "William" (Shatner), are one in the same. Speculations are swirling counter-clockwise that shortly after a late November NHC designation of Potential Tropical Cyclone the upgrade to "William" will then occur. Following that event will be the anticipated turkey of a (Thanksgiving) day announcement by Paramount Pictures of the newest Star Trek movie set for release in 2019.... "The Remnants of Kirk"
(we now return to our regularly scheduled Kirk intensification broadcast)
Conspiracy theory confirmed - 2018 Atlantic Season to be FAR busier then expected!
Theorists discovery that within the 2018 Atlantic Name list, "Kirk" (Captain Kirk) and "William" (Shatner), are one in the same. Speculations are swirling counter-clockwise that shortly after a late November NHC designation of Potential Tropical Cyclone the upgrade to "William" will then occur. Following that event will be the anticipated turkey of a (Thanksgiving) day announcement by Paramount Pictures of the newest Star Trek movie set for release in 2019.... "The Remnants of Kirk"

(we now return to our regularly scheduled Kirk intensification broadcast)
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Re: ATL: KIRK - Tropical Storm - Discussion
TT Kirk. Looks like Kirk is on a more wnw direction given my untrained eyes?
DATE/TIME LAT LON CLASSIFICATION STORM
26/1745 UTC 12.6N 54.7W T3.0/3.0 KIRK
26/1145 UTC 12.0N 53.3W T3.0/3.0 KIRK
DATE/TIME LAT LON CLASSIFICATION STORM
26/1745 UTC 12.6N 54.7W T3.0/3.0 KIRK
26/1145 UTC 12.0N 53.3W T3.0/3.0 KIRK
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Gustywind wrote:TT Kirk. Looks like Kirk is on a more wnw direction given my untrained eyes?
DATE/TIME LAT LON CLASSIFICATION STORM
26/1745 UTC 12.6N 54.7W T3.0/3.0 KIRK
26/1145 UTC 12.0N 53.3W T3.0/3.0 KIRK
yeah after the center got pulled deeper into the convection the normal west to wnw motion has resumed.
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Aric Dunn wrote:Gustywind wrote:TT Kirk. Looks like Kirk is on a more wnw direction given my untrained eyes?
DATE/TIME LAT LON CLASSIFICATION STORM
26/1745 UTC 12.6N 54.7W T3.0/3.0 KIRK
26/1145 UTC 12.0N 53.3W T3.0/3.0 KIRK
yeah after the center got pulled deeper into the convection the normal west to wnw motion has resumed.
Ok i Wonder! Thanks Aric. We should continue to monitor it...
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Re: ATL: KIRK - Tropical Storm - Discussion
Aric Dunn wrote:from an hour and half ago..
[url]https://www.fnmoc.navy.mil/tcweb/dynamic/products/tc18/ATL/12L.KIRK/amsr2/89rgb/20180926.1640.gw1.89pct89h89v.12L.KIRK.40kts.1004mb.12N.53.4W.76pc.jpg[url]
[url]https://www.fnmoc.navy.mil/tcweb/dynamic/products/tc18/ATL/12L.KIRK/amsr2/89h/20180926.1640.gw1.89hbt.12L.KIRK.40kts.1004mb.12N.53.4W.76pc.jpg[url]
Looks like the dark spot showing up on visible.
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Re: ATL: KIRK - Tropical Storm - Discussion
Looks to me like he is gonna expose himself again, shear monster is coming.
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tailgater wrote:Looks to me like he is gonna expose himself again, shear monster is coming.
hey broski.. where is the shear monster located? W?
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Shear is for whimps
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The center can't be much further north than 12.3N at 54.5W.
Even a storm with sheared outflow can still maintain as long as it has inflow at the surface and lift.
Hopefully the westward building of the subtropical ridging is going to end soon so we get a naked swirl headed for Mexico.
Even a storm with sheared outflow can still maintain as long as it has inflow at the surface and lift.
Hopefully the westward building of the subtropical ridging is going to end soon so we get a naked swirl headed for Mexico.
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looks like a shallow eye feature is clearing out. convection wrapping to the NW side.


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and yep sure enough. the eye feature is there with a curved band wrapping around.
might make a run for hurricane briefly.
from an 30 min ago

might make a run for hurricane briefly.
from an 30 min ago

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Aric Dunn wrote:and yep sure enough. the eye feature is there with a curved band wrapping around.
might make a run for hurricane briefly.
from an 30 min ago
https://www.fnmoc.navy.mil/tcweb/dynamic/products/tc18/ATL/12L.KIRK/ssmis/91rgb/20180926.1921.f16.91pct91h91v.12L.KIRK.50kts.998mb.12.5N.55W.095pc.jpg
That's one hell of a tail
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