DARK- DARK RED COMING Back

[gkrangers]

If Emily wants to sustain or strengthen its going to need to become more symetrical.

It has Southern Dense Overcast...

[calidoug]

If Emily wants to sustain or strengthen its going to need to become more symetrical.

It has Southern Dense Overcast...

It's strengthening right now.

[Swimdude]

If Emily wants to sustain or strengthen its going to need to become more symetrical.

It has Southern Dense Overcast...

It's strengthening right now.

Interesting you say that... Let's wait for the 8 p.m. advisory... Should be about 5-10 minutes from now.

[Scorpion]

THe 8 PM advisory will be inaccurate since recon hasnt sampled the NE quad.

[calidoug]

If Emily wants to sustain or strengthen its going to need to become more symetrical.

It has Southern Dense Overcast...

It's strengthening right now.

Interesting you say that... Let's wait for the 8 p.m. advisory... Should be about 5-10 minutes from now.

There won't be any new data by then, but I suspect that by the 11 p.m. (which should be perhaps 3-4 hours before landfall), the eye will be nicely defined, and the pressure will be back down.

Also, I said strengthening now, it weakened earlier, perhaps even between 5PM and 8PM.

The test will be: Compare 11PM to 8PM, and look for any change.

[wxwatcher91]

prediction:

11pm advisory: 150mph, 942mb
2am advisory: 150mph, 939mb
5am advisory: 135mph, 945mb (inland)

[Sanibel]

With the black tops Emily is bursting it makes sense that 155mph would have been maintained without any ULL interference.

The reason it is bursting those tops is because the Gulf Stream running up through the Yucatan Channel is very favorable in SST's.

[mike18xx]

Around the Core....Looking better,,,
http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/PS/TROP/DATA/RT ... -loop.html

Bleh; how can you tolerate that lower-resolution stuff? These are much sweeter:
http://www.ghcc.msfc.nasa.gov/GOES/goeseastconusir.html
Click the animation button, select a number of frames, and zoom facter (default is "high"), and click your target. NASA.gov also tends to have more timely imagry than noaa in my experience.

[Air Force Met]

Around the Core....Looking better,,,
http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/PS/TROP/DATA/RT ... -loop.html

Bleh; how can you tolerate that lower-resolution stuff? These are much sweeter:
http://www.ghcc.msfc.nasa.gov/GOES/goeseastconusir.html
Click the animation button, select a number of frames, and zoom facter (default is "high"), and click your target. NASA.gov also tends to have more timely imagry than noaa in my experience.

I agree...I've been trying to get people to get their sat. imagery from there for a while. The only benefit of the NOAA SSD site is that it updates automatically. Other than that...the resolution is lower...and you only get images every 30 minutes iwith the floater. Right now I'm getting images every 5-10 minutes using the GHCC site.

And the VIS imagery FAR exceeds the SSD page. Not even a contest.

[Stratosphere747]

Around the Core....Looking better,,,
http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/PS/TROP/DATA/RT ... -loop.html

Bleh; how can you tolerate that lower-resolution stuff? These are much sweeter:
http://www.ghcc.msfc.nasa.gov/GOES/goeseastconusir.html
Click the animation button, select a number of frames, and zoom facter (default is "high"), and click your target. NASA.gov also tends to have more timely imagry than noaa in my experience.

I agree...I've been trying to get people to get their sat. imagery from there for a while. The only benefit of the NOAA SSD site is that it updates automatically. Other than that...the resolution is lower...and you only get images every 30 minutes iwith the floater. Right now I'm getting images every 5-10 minutes using the GHCC site.

And the VIS imagery FAR exceeds the SSD page. Not even a contest.

*Pats AFM's back* for directing me to this site...Hard to even look at the "floater" any more...

[rtd2]

Around the Core....Looking better,,,
http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/PS/TROP/DATA/RT ... -loop.html

Bleh; how can you tolerate that lower-resolution stuff? These are much sweeter:
http://www.ghcc.msfc.nasa.gov/GOES/goeseastconusir.html
Click the animation button, select a number of frames, and zoom facter (default is "high"), and click your target. NASA.gov also tends to have more timely imagry than noaa in my experience.

I agree...I've been trying to get people to get their sat. imagery from there for a while. The only benefit of the NOAA SSD site is that it updates automatically. Other than that...the resolution is lower...and you only get images every 30 minutes iwith the floater. Right now I'm getting images every 5-10 minutes using the GHCC site.

And the VIS imagery FAR exceeds the SSD page. Not even a contest.

*Pats AFM's back* for directing me to this site...Hard to even look at the "floater" any more...

ThaNks all...Truth be known I dont really like that loop much. it was Just handy at the time! HONEST! Anyway This loop I posted before is MY FAVORITE!
http://www.meteo.psu.edu/~gadomski/SAT_ ... m16ir.html