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To me...and this is just my uneducated opinion based on the KBRO radar imagey...the inner eye feature appears to be rotating around within the larger outer eyewall structure...
Hard to say for sure...but that sure looks that way to me...
MW
Hard to say for sure...but that sure looks that way to me...
MW
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Derek Ortt
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As I told those in Teamspeak.. imagine the inner eye is a marble.. and the concentric eye as a bowl... spin the bowl ..what will happen.. the marble will start spinning around in the bowl.. but at a different speed. This is almost like what we are seeing.
If you watch the concentric eye it is still moving west while the inner eye moves around inside it. If you watch the inner eye the movement is deceiving.. so watch the concentric eye instead...
If you watch the concentric eye it is still moving west while the inner eye moves around inside it. If you watch the inner eye the movement is deceiving.. so watch the concentric eye instead...
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