AccuChris

Purely extrapolating current heading and distance it still looks on pace to landfall pretty darn close to Anna Marie Island in about 6 hours…barring any wobbles .

The graphic was not updated to show their latest pass but as someone else just noted, looks like the plane missed the eye by 8-10 miles so that pressure of 941mb was not a true accurate SLP reading in the eye .

I was wondering the same as the lowest pressure they found was 941mb. So either they totally missed it or the pressure rose 20mb in an hour .

Latest IR shows deep convection really starting to encircle the eye wall again. Will be very curious to see how it responds to a more hostile environment but would no be surprised to see the eye re-appear in the next couple hours .

I imagine NHC will be doing a special advisory update increasing the winds and updating for the lower pressure in the near term .

Back to Cat 5 .

Latest recon just getting into the storm so we should get some up to the minute data on Milton over the next 15-30 mins .

Absolutely looking textbook again .

Latest recon in the past 30 mins found 925mb .

NHC latest 11AM advisory .

Absolutely incredible….almost 898mb first pass .

Recon is punching into the eye now .

Looks like they sped up the next recon mission as its already in the Gulf heading to Milton .

914mb on recon is just incredible that this has continued to tank so quickly hour-after-hour all day so far .

As expected .