CTWeatherFreak

Yikes. 942 mb on GFS at 1wk out.

the 10:00 advisory still shows 155mph and 919mb.. I never would have guessed that from looking at its current satellite presentation.

Haiyan: The most perfect symmetry imaginable. Milton not quite there yet, but not far off either

What effect is that blob of convection just to Milton's northeast that looks to be phasing with Milton having on it?

DId anybody get the progged 15-20 ft surge?

I would have thought the northern eyewall would have contained the best winds, but weve seen video out of there and while impressive, definitely not close to 140 mph.

Who's getting the 140mph winds?.. I dont think anybody on the ground has recorded anything like that.

do warm core systems even produce hail?

Is it true that to derive the actual wind speed, on the right side of the storm, you take the windspeed and add to it the forward speed of the hurricane movement So a hurricane with a windspeed of 130mph and a forward speed of 20mph would produce an effective wind velocity of 150mph?

And the hip is connected to the thigh bone; and so it goes. Being from the nonrtheast, Ive experienced enough busts so I shouldnt be surprised.. Tough to get the Big One to come to fruition.

Loop current temps were around 87 degrees.. I wouldnt call that an inhibiting factor.

Mystifying how most of the models and forecasters predicted the most perfect environment for Helene to take off once in the gulf featuring lack of inhibiting delilmiters when in reality, its being seriously impeded by the ingestion of dry air to its detriment.. How is it that models failed to pick this up?

It can landfall as a cat 3 and still satisfy that statement.

No, only his Weekend rule.

Look at the cone depiction from 8pm. Its marked as an M at landfall.. On the latest, it shows H at landfall