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LOL.
i thought lee was still a thing. carry on.
I'm back, bitches!
LOL.
i thought lee was still a thing. carry on.
Guajataca Dam operators said it failed at 2:10 pm ET, prompting the NWS to issue a flash flood emergency warning for Isabela and Quebradillas municipalities.
I'm back, bitches!
Lee and Jose to fuse into one giant, immortal zombie storm.
Correct for october. Season ends Nov.What is the GOM portion? Is it from October to December?
Supposed to be a more Northward turn Saturday.when will the tracking give us a better idea of where Maria is headed?
Monday maybe?
The updated forecast is between the GFS and ECMWF solutions and close to the consensus aids and HCCA through day 3. After that time, the new forecast is slower and southwest of the consensus aids, but still not quite as far west as the GFS, ECMWF, and UKMET solutions.
Still a lot of variability in the forecast, but several models keep pushing it west towards landfall. Just keep an eye out.Based on various analyses, the southwesterly shear over Maria has decreased since yesterday, and it appears to remain relatively low for the next 2 days or so. Maria will be moving over very warm waters during that time, although the depth of the warm pool does decrease, and Maria's slower motion could increase the effects of colder upwelled water. After 48 hours, vertical shear is forecast to increase again, and a critical part of the intensity forecast will be whether or not Maria moves over the cold wake left behind by Jose. The recent westward shifts in the forecast track make it more likely that Maria would avoid the cold wake and move over the warmer Gulf Stream waters. Since the environment may not be as hostile as the dynamical models are assuming, the NHC intensity forecast is a little above the intensity consensus for much of the forecast period.
Latest NHC forecast has a sharp Eastward turn. The cone is pretty big though.
The NHC updates continue to inch towards landfall. Watches may go up sometime tomorrow.
Lee is forecasted to become a hurricane in the next 48-72 hours.
Will retroactively make 8 straight hurricanes, which I think is a record.
where exactly is Lee sitting?
where exactly is Lee sitting?
Lee has officially become a Category 1. NHC also gives him a good chance to become a Cat 3+ major.
He's also one of the smallest on record. Hurricane force winds only extend 10 miles from the eye, and tropical storm force winds only extend 35.
Latest NHC forecast has a sharp Eastward turn. The cone is pretty big though.
does this image auto update? seems different
Latest NHC forecast has a sharp Eastward turn. The cone is pretty big though.
Damn
Nighttime satellite view of Puerto Rico, before and after:
https://worldview.earthdata.nasa.go...15340542,-63.77596389997828,21.36738450909054
https://worldview.earthdata.nasa.go...15340542,-63.77596389997828,21.36738450909054
Lee is now a Cat 3 as of 11 AM update.Lee looks like a major right now. Very well defined eye. Surprised it's only a cat 2
Got an AP news alert that Maria restrengthened into a hurricane? She just won't give up.
A disturbance just sprung up south of the Florida Keys. Its heading north towards Florida. 50% chance of development before landfall
Has anyone heard from Relix on PR?