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NorthHillsWx

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  1. Imelda has become significantly better defined overnight with a large eye and more cohesive convection. Strengthens appears imminent.
  2. Up to 75 knots. Visible reveals a possible eye feature forming
  3. I guess I posted about 15 minutes too early
  4. With the storm now moving in a more favorable direction considering the shear vector we are starting to see signs of strengthening this morning. Convection is firing over the center and starting to wrap into the dry slot the storm ingested last night. Despite the dry air, pressure falls have continued and we are now seeing convection become more organized as well. This system is well on its way to hurricane intensity
  5. 2025 ACE is now within about 10 of average. With the two ongoing storms, albeit with Humberto likely to become non tropical today, we will be within single digits of average. I cannot stress enough how impressive this is given how far behind we were just a couple weeks ago
  6. 60 kts at 5 am but dry air has really slowed intensification. Models are pretty aggressive over the next 48 hours and some peak this near major. It likely won’t be a “pretty” storm but Bermuda looks to be in the bullseye of a strong hurricane. I really wouldn’t be shocked if this makes a run at cat 3 near the island. A lot of upper level dynamics at play including a very strong sting jet progged across guidance as the storm approaches the island. Very interested to watch the evolution
  7. Woke up to good steady rain. Hopefully this continues for a bit. Much much needed EDIT: 0.70” looks to be the event total. MTD is now 0.95” really could’ve used some more from this system
  8. 0.53” for the event so far, 0.78” MTD
  9. Was not expecting it to look so symmetrical today. Very impressive loop and very clear it is getting its act together quickly
  10. Last thing I’ll say right now- track guidance is now tightly clustered on a solution that gives Bermuda direct impacts if not a rare landfall. This is not a “fish” storm and may actually be chaseable in Bermuda
  11. Wow, Melbourne radar shows a very well defined system with a partial eyewall. Continued strengthening is expected based on that look
  12. Up to 60 mph at 11 am and now forecast to reach cat 2
  13. Honestly this storm had organized at a quick pace overnight with pressure falls and a the center under the CDO. Think pace of intensification quickens through the day
  14. Finally getting good rainfall at my house. It’s been so long the grass clippings from when I last mowed 3 weeks ago are still visible
  15. With Humberto remaining a major for another day at least and Imelda potentially strengthening into a formidable hurricane the Atlantic has a real shot to be near normal ACE as we head into October. This seemed impossible a couple weeks ago but two long track cat 4+ storms will do that. With a current ACE of around 80 and likely a boost of around 15 more from the current storms we would be very close to seasonal averages. It would take continued cyclone activity to catch all the way up but still, this is like the the US in the Ryder cup over the weekend
  16. Imelda looks like a bona fide Bermuda threat
  17. Intensity guidance keeps ticking up. Watch this be our 4th straight major hurricane on the season
  18. Feel VERY confident this has trended to just a rip current/beach erosion threat. Bermuda still needs to watch
  19. What a beast. What a week. Atlantic showing off finally
  20. Man we have missed out on everything. Just 0.09” so far
  21. These homebrew systems developing under ridges with weak steering flows are typically a pain in the ass to forecast in the southeast
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