Interstate

Latest satellite images shows the shear starting to affect the storm. Also the thunderstorms around the eyewall has collapsed.

Question... when the give the position of a storm... if the position the exact middle of the eye?

There will be no remnants. It will be just a simple low pressure system on a front with some tropical moisture. Only the Euro give NJ more than in inch and that is only in isolated spots.

Good thing I have well water... can we get rain on any other day than Sunday though?

I know this is banter... but why, because of this? This is the weather for Atlanta.

It would be nice to get this storm and moisture on January.

I wouldn't even call it the remnants... it is a low pressure pulling up gulf moisture.

Looks like it has taken it Northernly turn... You can see how it will be ripped apart with the westerly shear.

I find 100MPH hard to believe with the way it looks right now.

Yep I was going to say the same thing... It just cannot keep the convection going.... every time it gets a burst, it fizzles out.

I will put this Sunday's rain on the tropical system though. I know by the time it reaches us, it will just be a low pressure system on a front, but it is still bring up tropical moisture.

I see the Eastward motion help counteract the shear but as soon as it turn north, that is when you will start to see it get ripped apart.

Well look at that…. Rain on Sunday

A toasty 44.6 here for the low

He is starting to wrap up.