ATL: DORIAN - Post-Tropical - Discussion
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Bunkertor wrote:Weather Watcher wrote:Bunkertor wrote:We will need a new flag
I have never heard of the frying pan ocean cam. Is it a place to go to or is it a buoy?
It is kind of a platform for visitors, me thinks
Thank you too.
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tolakram wrote:Composite shows the motion a bit better. NE movement for now.
https://i.imgur.com/3tapiYp.gif
So maybe the wobble NE will be just enough to keep the core winds just offshore of Wilmington? there is an area of 55 mph winds in the outer eyewall that will no doubt have hurricane force gusts. Over 50,000 power outages being reported in NC so far.
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957.2 extrap on the AF plane’s first pass
FL ~85 kt, SMFR ~70 kt
FL ~85 kt, SMFR ~70 kt
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Looks like they didn’t sample the strongest winds or D is weakening steadily from earlier today. Looks good thou IMO.. prayers to you EC folks!!
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ROCK wrote:Looks like they didn’t sample the strongest winds or D is weakening steadily from earlier today. Looks good thou IMO.. prayers to you EC folks!!
He's not packing the same punch and the eye is expanding on radar.
There's still much damage potential but maybe Dorian is on his way down, finally.
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Weather Watcher wrote:Bunkertor wrote:tolakram wrote:I'm still listening (it's dark) to the frying pan ocean cam, expecting the eye to move over it any time now.
We will need a new flag
I have never heard of the frying pan ocean cam. Is it a place to go to or is it a buoy?
For $25,000, you can own 1/32nd of the tower, it seems: https://www.fptower.com/ownership.html
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HDGator wrote:ROCK wrote:Looks like they didn’t sample the strongest winds or D is weakening steadily from earlier today. Looks good thou IMO.. prayers to you EC folks!!
He's not packing the same punch and the eye is expanding on radar.
There's still much damage potential but maybe Dorian is on his way down, finally.
As far as his tropical life goes it appears that is likely the case, however multiple models are showing Dorian undergoing some baroclinic strengthening as it merges with another system near Atlantic Canada. Could actually be even more dangerous at that point than he is now.
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Core pressure gradient looks pretty blown out again. The RMW is rather broad but diffuse. Recon data doesn't even support the AH77 expected wind for the pressure the past few hours.
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PavelGaborik10 wrote:HDGator wrote:ROCK wrote:Looks like they didn’t sample the strongest winds or D is weakening steadily from earlier today. Looks good thou IMO.. prayers to you EC folks!!
He's not packing the same punch and the eye is expanding on radar.
There's still much damage potential but maybe Dorian is on his way down, finally.
As far as his tropical life goes it appears that is likely the case, however multiple models are showing Dorian undergoing some baroclinic strengthening as it merges with another system near Atlantic Canada. Could actually be even more dangerous at that point than he is now.
Dorian will go back into the Gulf Stream tomorrow, so it is possible (I think) that it may have one more shot at intensification if shear isn't too much?
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CrazyC83 wrote:PavelGaborik10 wrote:HDGator wrote:He's not packing the same punch and the eye is expanding on radar.
There's still much damage potential but maybe Dorian is on his way down, finally.
As far as his tropical life goes it appears that is likely the case, however multiple models are showing Dorian undergoing some baroclinic strengthening as it merges with another system near Atlantic Canada. Could actually be even more dangerous at that point than he is now.
Dorian will go back into the Gulf Stream tomorrow, so it is possible (I think) that it may have one more shot at intensification if shear isn't too much?
Current eye appears to be expanding on radar but this beast has exceeded expectations time and time again.
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Hoping NTB got lucky this time. The late push NE certainly was needed and timely. Having said that, the data seems fishy. I found many bouys in the area and local reports. No winds even close to what’s reported in the 2300 discussion, or several hours before. Am I right that the NHC is providing generous estimates to keep everyone interested?
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CrazyC83 wrote:PavelGaborik10 wrote:HDGator wrote:He's not packing the same punch and the eye is expanding on radar.
There's still much damage potential but maybe Dorian is on his way down, finally.
As far as his tropical life goes it appears that is likely the case, however multiple models are showing Dorian undergoing some baroclinic strengthening as it merges with another system near Atlantic Canada. Could actually be even more dangerous at that point than he is now.
Dorian will go back into the Gulf Stream tomorrow, so it is possible (I think) that it may have one more shot at intensification if shear isn't too much?
I’ve noticed that usually when these things get into the mid-latitudes as large sprawled out hurricanes with very low pressures and winds in the strong Cat 1 to weak Cat 2 range, they never seem to actually strengthen as far as the winds go. Maybe they will temporarily, but usually when the pressure falls, the winds just keep spreading out and the winds don’t really go up at all (if they do they come right back down).
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I didn't remember Dorian from 2013, but I knew there had to have been one since Dean was retired after being a landfalling Cat 5 in 2007. So I went back and looked at the 2013 Dorian, and it was certainly a much different storm, although it took a somewhat similar path. What stood out to me is that it passed just west and northwest of Freeport, Bahamas, as Tropical Depression Dorian, having recently regenerated from an open wave. It's like Dorian has been waiting 6 years to get another chance at the NW Bahamas.
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I know we have quite a bit left of the story of Dorian to tell, but from what I have deciphered from the data, here is the best track I would have:
AL052019, DORIAN, 69
20190824, 0000, , LO, 10.0N, 45.4W, 25, 1011,
20190824, 0600, , TD, 10.3N, 46.7W, 30, 1010,
20190824, 1200, , TD, 10.5N, 47.7W, 30, 1009,
20190824, 1800, , TD, 10.7N, 48.8W, 30, 1009,
20190825, 0000, , TS, 10.9N, 49.9W, 35, 1008,
20190825, 0600, , TS, 11.0N, 51.0W, 40, 1007,
20190825, 1200, , TS, 11.2N, 52.2W, 40, 1006,
20190825, 1800, , TS, 11.4N, 53.5W, 50, 1003,
20190826, 0000, , TS, 11.6N, 54.7W, 50, 1002,
20190826, 0600, , TS, 11.8N, 56.0W, 50, 1001,
20190826, 1200, , TS, 12.1N, 57.2W, 45, 1003,
20190826, 1800, , TS, 12.5N, 58.4W, 45, 1004,
20190827, 0000, , TS, 13.1N, 59.3W, 40, 1004,
20190827, 0100, L, TS, 13.2N, 59.5W, 40, 1004,
20190827, 0600, , TS, 13.7N, 60.2W, 40, 1005,
20190827, 0930, L, TS, 14.1N, 60.9W, 40, 1005,
20190827, 1200, , TS, 14.4N, 61.2W, 40, 1005,
20190827, 1800, , TS, 15.0N, 62.0W, 40, 1005,
20190828, 0000, , TS, 15.7N, 62.7W, 45, 1004,
20190828, 0600, , TS, 16.4N, 63.5W, 50, 1002,
20190828, 1200, , TS, 17.2N, 64.2W, 60, 1000,
20190828, 1500, L, HU, 17.7N, 64.7W, 65, 998,
20190828, 1800, , HU, 18.3N, 65.1W, 65, 997,
20190829, 0000, , HU, 19.2N, 65.8W, 70, 992,
20190829, 0600, , HU, 20.0N, 66.4W, 75, 991,
20190829, 1200, , HU, 21.0N, 66.9W, 75, 988,
20190829, 1800, , HU, 22.0N, 67.4W, 75, 987,
20190830, 0000, , HU, 22.8N, 68.1W, 80, 979,
20190830, 0600, , HU, 23.5N, 68.8W, 85, 977,
20190830, 1200, , HU, 24.2N, 69.4W, 95, 972,
20190830, 1800, , HU, 24.8N, 70.3W, 105, 966,
20190831, 0000, , HU, 25.3N, 71.0W, 120, 950,
20190831, 0600, , HU, 25.7N, 72.1W, 125, 947,
20190831, 1200, , HU, 25.9N, 73.0W, 125, 945,
20190831, 1800, , HU, 26.1N, 74.0W, 130, 944,
20190901, 0000, , HU, 26.2N, 74.7W, 135, 941,
20190901, 0600, , HU, 26.4N, 75.6W, 135, 934,
20190901, 1200, , HU, 26.5N, 76.5W, 150, 924,
20190901, 1645, L, HU, 26.5N, 77.0W, 160, 911,
20190901, 1745, L, HU, 26.5N, 77.1W, 160, 908,
20190901, 1800, , HU, 26.5N, 77.1W, 160, 908,
20190902, 0000, , HU, 26.6N, 77.7W, 150, 914,
20190902, 0130, L, HU, 26.6N, 77.8W, 150, 915,
20190902, 0600, , HU, 26.6N, 78.1W, 140, 919,
20190902, 0900, L, HU, 26.6N, 78.2W, 135, 922,
20190902, 1200, , HU, 26.7N, 78.2W, 130, 928,
20190902, 1800, , HU, 26.8N, 78.4W, 115, 937,
20190903, 0000, , HU, 26.8N, 78.3W, 100, 943,
20190903, 0600, , HU, 26.9N, 78.3W, 95, 949,
20190903, 1200, , HU, 27.1N, 78.4W, 90, 955,
20190903, 1800, , HU, 27.5N, 78.7W, 85, 959,
20190904, 0000, , HU, 28.1N, 78.8W, 85, 960,
20190904, 0600, , HU, 28.8N, 79.2W, 80, 963,
20190904, 1200, , HU, 29.5N, 79.6W, 80, 963,
20190904, 1800, , HU, 30.1N, 79.7W, 90, 962,
20190905, 0000, , HU, 30.7N, 79.7W, 100, 957,
20190905, 0600, , HU, 31.4N, 79.6W, 95, 956,
20190905, 1200, , HU, 32.1N, 79.2W, 90, 957,
20190905, 1800, , HU, 32.7N, 78.9W, 80, 958,
20190906, 0000, , HU, 33.4N, 77.9W, 75, 956,
20190906, 0600, , HU, 34.1N, 76.9W, 75, 956,
20190906, 1200, , HU, 35.1N, 75.7W, 80, 955,
20190906, 1235, L, HU, 35.2N, 75.6W, 80, 955,
20190906, 1800, , HU, 36.3N, 73.7W, 90, 950,
20190907, 0000, , HU, 37.8N, 71.1W, 85, 953,
20190907, 0600, , HU, 38.9N, 69.1W, 85, 952,
20190907, 1200, , HU, 40.9N, 67.0W, 85, 951,
20190907, 1800, , HU, 42.8N, 64.9W, 90, 950,
20190907, 2100, S, EX, 43.8N, 64.0W, 85, 953,
20190907, 2215, L, EX, 44.5N, 63.6W, 80, 955,
20190908, 0000, , HU, 45.0N, 62.9W, 80, 958,
* I'd largely keep the operational data alone in the deep tropics, except for smoothing the center relocation.
* The peak intensity is going to get a lot of discussion. I left it at 160 kt, but you could argue higher or lower - the SFMR supported 175 kt but was highly questionable; flight-level winds supported about 150 kt. The pressures at landfall are based mostly on Jim Edds and Josh Morgerman's data, adjusted for the fact the true center was likely a touch south of them.
* Since the Bahamas, it's mostly lower than operational, but increased again as it departed. The landfall estimate at Hatteras is 80 kt.
I know we have quite a bit left of the story of Dorian to tell, but from what I have deciphered from the data, here is the best track I would have:
AL052019, DORIAN, 69
20190824, 0000, , LO, 10.0N, 45.4W, 25, 1011,
20190824, 0600, , TD, 10.3N, 46.7W, 30, 1010,
20190824, 1200, , TD, 10.5N, 47.7W, 30, 1009,
20190824, 1800, , TD, 10.7N, 48.8W, 30, 1009,
20190825, 0000, , TS, 10.9N, 49.9W, 35, 1008,
20190825, 0600, , TS, 11.0N, 51.0W, 40, 1007,
20190825, 1200, , TS, 11.2N, 52.2W, 40, 1006,
20190825, 1800, , TS, 11.4N, 53.5W, 50, 1003,
20190826, 0000, , TS, 11.6N, 54.7W, 50, 1002,
20190826, 0600, , TS, 11.8N, 56.0W, 50, 1001,
20190826, 1200, , TS, 12.1N, 57.2W, 45, 1003,
20190826, 1800, , TS, 12.5N, 58.4W, 45, 1004,
20190827, 0000, , TS, 13.1N, 59.3W, 40, 1004,
20190827, 0100, L, TS, 13.2N, 59.5W, 40, 1004,
20190827, 0600, , TS, 13.7N, 60.2W, 40, 1005,
20190827, 0930, L, TS, 14.1N, 60.9W, 40, 1005,
20190827, 1200, , TS, 14.4N, 61.2W, 40, 1005,
20190827, 1800, , TS, 15.0N, 62.0W, 40, 1005,
20190828, 0000, , TS, 15.7N, 62.7W, 45, 1004,
20190828, 0600, , TS, 16.4N, 63.5W, 50, 1002,
20190828, 1200, , TS, 17.2N, 64.2W, 60, 1000,
20190828, 1500, L, HU, 17.7N, 64.7W, 65, 998,
20190828, 1800, , HU, 18.3N, 65.1W, 65, 997,
20190829, 0000, , HU, 19.2N, 65.8W, 70, 992,
20190829, 0600, , HU, 20.0N, 66.4W, 75, 991,
20190829, 1200, , HU, 21.0N, 66.9W, 75, 988,
20190829, 1800, , HU, 22.0N, 67.4W, 75, 987,
20190830, 0000, , HU, 22.8N, 68.1W, 80, 979,
20190830, 0600, , HU, 23.5N, 68.8W, 85, 977,
20190830, 1200, , HU, 24.2N, 69.4W, 95, 972,
20190830, 1800, , HU, 24.8N, 70.3W, 105, 966,
20190831, 0000, , HU, 25.3N, 71.0W, 120, 950,
20190831, 0600, , HU, 25.7N, 72.1W, 125, 947,
20190831, 1200, , HU, 25.9N, 73.0W, 125, 945,
20190831, 1800, , HU, 26.1N, 74.0W, 130, 944,
20190901, 0000, , HU, 26.2N, 74.7W, 135, 941,
20190901, 0600, , HU, 26.4N, 75.6W, 135, 934,
20190901, 1200, , HU, 26.5N, 76.5W, 150, 924,
20190901, 1645, L, HU, 26.5N, 77.0W, 160, 911,
20190901, 1745, L, HU, 26.5N, 77.1W, 160, 908,
20190901, 1800, , HU, 26.5N, 77.1W, 160, 908,
20190902, 0000, , HU, 26.6N, 77.7W, 150, 914,
20190902, 0130, L, HU, 26.6N, 77.8W, 150, 915,
20190902, 0600, , HU, 26.6N, 78.1W, 140, 919,
20190902, 0900, L, HU, 26.6N, 78.2W, 135, 922,
20190902, 1200, , HU, 26.7N, 78.2W, 130, 928,
20190902, 1800, , HU, 26.8N, 78.4W, 115, 937,
20190903, 0000, , HU, 26.8N, 78.3W, 100, 943,
20190903, 0600, , HU, 26.9N, 78.3W, 95, 949,
20190903, 1200, , HU, 27.1N, 78.4W, 90, 955,
20190903, 1800, , HU, 27.5N, 78.7W, 85, 959,
20190904, 0000, , HU, 28.1N, 78.8W, 85, 960,
20190904, 0600, , HU, 28.8N, 79.2W, 80, 963,
20190904, 1200, , HU, 29.5N, 79.6W, 80, 963,
20190904, 1800, , HU, 30.1N, 79.7W, 90, 962,
20190905, 0000, , HU, 30.7N, 79.7W, 100, 957,
20190905, 0600, , HU, 31.4N, 79.6W, 95, 956,
20190905, 1200, , HU, 32.1N, 79.2W, 90, 957,
20190905, 1800, , HU, 32.7N, 78.9W, 80, 958,
20190906, 0000, , HU, 33.4N, 77.9W, 75, 956,
20190906, 0600, , HU, 34.1N, 76.9W, 75, 956,
20190906, 1200, , HU, 35.1N, 75.7W, 80, 955,
20190906, 1235, L, HU, 35.2N, 75.6W, 80, 955,
20190906, 1800, , HU, 36.3N, 73.7W, 90, 950,
20190907, 0000, , HU, 37.8N, 71.1W, 85, 953,
20190907, 0600, , HU, 38.9N, 69.1W, 85, 952,
20190907, 1200, , HU, 40.9N, 67.0W, 85, 951,
20190907, 1800, , HU, 42.8N, 64.9W, 90, 950,
20190907, 2100, S, EX, 43.8N, 64.0W, 85, 953,
20190907, 2215, L, EX, 44.5N, 63.6W, 80, 955,
20190908, 0000, , HU, 45.0N, 62.9W, 80, 958,
* I'd largely keep the operational data alone in the deep tropics, except for smoothing the center relocation.
* The peak intensity is going to get a lot of discussion. I left it at 160 kt, but you could argue higher or lower - the SFMR supported 175 kt but was highly questionable; flight-level winds supported about 150 kt. The pressures at landfall are based mostly on Jim Edds and Josh Morgerman's data, adjusted for the fact the true center was likely a touch south of them.
* Since the Bahamas, it's mostly lower than operational, but increased again as it departed. The landfall estimate at Hatteras is 80 kt.
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Re: ATL: DORIAN - Hurricane - Discussion
Evenstar wrote:tolakram wrote:I'm still listening (it's dark) to the frying pan ocean cam, expecting the eye to move over it any time now.
Holy cow. I just listened and it sounds absolutely terrifying.
What did it sound like exactly to you? I just heard glitchy clipping from it overwhelming my speakers.
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Hurricane watches are up for Nova Scotia and TS watches up for Newfoundland...Dorian is not done yet



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supercane4867 wrote:Hurricane watches are up for Nova Scotia and TS watches up for Newfoundland...Dorian is not done yet![]()
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Nope, not by a long shot. There's about 2.5 million people in Atlantic Canada.
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CrazyC83 wrote:supercane4867 wrote:Hurricane watches are up for Nova Scotia and TS watches up for Newfoundland...Dorian is not done yet![]()
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Nope, not by a long shot. There's about 2.5 million people in Atlantic Canada.
I remember the last hurricane to make landfall in the Atlantic Canada region tropically is Igor in 2010. Halifax got also hit pretty hard with Earl earlier in 2010
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Re: ATL: DORIAN - Hurricane - Discussion
bjackrian wrote:Weather Watcher wrote:Bunkertor wrote:We will need a new flag
I have never heard of the frying pan ocean cam. Is it a place to go to or is it a buoy?
For $25,000, you can own 1/32nd of the tower, it seems: https://www.fptower.com/ownership.html
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