Can he drop below 937?
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Can he drop below 937?
With at least another 16+ hours over warm water, can Dennis get stronger?
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Yes. I don't know if it will rapidly deeply again, but I believe this steady strengthening will continue.
I'm guessing it could get to 930 mb.
The eye reminds me a lot of Charley's...tight, compact.
Don't know if it will get deep purple on the IR due to possible ERCs, but I expect the satellite presentation should remain impressive overnight.
We'll just have to see if he gets stronger...
I'm guessing it could get to 930 mb.
The eye reminds me a lot of Charley's...tight, compact.
Don't know if it will get deep purple on the IR due to possible ERCs, but I expect the satellite presentation should remain impressive overnight.
We'll just have to see if he gets stronger...
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I remember that there was a eddie to the northwest because of when Ivan went over it. Plus the water is much warm near the coast this time because of no Charley,France...So I expect this storm to make landfall as a cat4 hurricane. I expect it could get up near 145 to 150 mph some time today.
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Nobody knows for sure. The NHC even has trouble with intensity forecasts. It could go either way, remember Lilly a couple years ago, she weakened quite a bit before hitting the northern gulf coast, and she looked darn good (bad) 24 hours or so before landfall. That being said, I don't think I would hang around and find out, if I was anywhere from Miss coast to FWB or so......
Be careful and safe.
Be careful and safe.
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browe29 wrote:dhweather wrote:The sky is the limit with this storm, he's resilient and proven.
Realistically, how big are we talking? 150? More? Is it pulling an Andrew and gonna beef up quickly before striking?
Beef up? Well, i'll remind you, this was a minimal category 1 earlier this morning, if only for a short period of time. It's already "beefed up" quite a bit. The question is, how much. 150? Yes, possibly.
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Normandy wrote:Now the question is, will he go below 930....or the real question is....will the pressure ever rise again!!!!!!
My personal opinion is that he has peaked. AN ERC will likely take him down to a high cat 3 or low cat 4 and that is what he will landfall as...JMO...anything can happen as this storm so obviously proves.
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jkt21787 wrote:Normandy wrote:Now the question is, will he go below 930....or the real question is....will the pressure ever rise again!!!!!!
My personal opinion is that he has peaked. AN ERC will likely take him down to a high cat 3 or low cat 4 and that is what he will landfall as...JMO...anything can happen as this storm so obviously proves.
You sound like Bonnie Schnider on CNN lol
She was stuck on her 140 mph at landfall. All the sudden she gets her paper off the wire and what is this?????? 145 mph winds!
All morning she has downplayed the Cat. 5, but Dennis is playing his own game. Who is to say we won't see 155 mph by the 7 am advisory?
Dennis just gets meaner and meaner.
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Hurricane Cheese wrote:Yes. I don't know if it will rapidly deeply again, but I believe this steady strengthening will continue.
I'm guessing it could get to 930 mb.
The eye reminds me a lot of Charley's...tight, compact.
Don't know if it will get deep purple on the IR due to possible ERCs, but I expect the satellite presentation should remain impressive overnight.
We'll just have to see if he gets stronger...
Cheese bring us some rain to Wisconsin,, better yet a blizzard!!!
Stay safe ya'll
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crazycajuncane wrote:jkt21787 wrote:Normandy wrote:Now the question is, will he go below 930....or the real question is....will the pressure ever rise again!!!!!!
My personal opinion is that he has peaked. AN ERC will likely take him down to a high cat 3 or low cat 4 and that is what he will landfall as...JMO...anything can happen as this storm so obviously proves.
You sound like Bonnie Schnider on CNN lol
She was stuck on her 140 mph at landfall. All the sudden she gets her paper off the wire and what is this?????? 145 mph winds!
All morning she has downplayed the Cat. 5, but Dennis is playing his own game. Who is to say we won't see 155 mph by the 7 am advisory?
Dennis just gets meaner and meaner.
Yeah, I saw that Bonnie girl. She looked rather clueless and focused too much on the 140 mph forecast, that is now invalid, NHC will most likely bring it in as its current intensity at 5 am whatever it is.
Still, NHC is showing the "fluctuations in intensity" phrase now which means ERC will likely dominate intensity forecast.
Like I said, this thing continues to defy so many odds. Anything is possible. This will be major no matter what.
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jkt21787 wrote:Normandy wrote:Now the question is, will he go below 930....or the real question is....will the pressure ever rise again!!!!!!
My personal opinion is that he has peaked. AN ERC will likely take him down to a high cat 3 or low cat 4 and that is what he will landfall as...JMO...anything can happen as this storm so obviously proves.
I take it your not on the weather channel payroll...
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