Definitely still Eta. It drops below TD and a new center forms, but it's still within the same disturbance.
Harvey and Lee in 2017 were gone for a lot longer before they reformed and kept the same name.
It's been making more progress west the past few hours. It stalled just long enough to bust my prediction that the new eyewall would not have a chance to takeover.
This actually confirms my suspicion that Haiyan was much higher than 895mb. Josh measured 960mb a few miles from the edge of the eye, no way there was a 65mb pressure drop between him and the eye.
Gotta love the saturation. And that solid -80c ring brings the T number to 8.1!!!!!!!!!
2020NOV03 005017 6.2 942.1 119.8 6.2 6.3 8.1 1.3T/6hr OFF OFF OFF OFF -6.22 -80.40 EYE 7 IR 20.0 14.22 82.52 ARCHER GOES16 18.7
2020NOV02 235017 6.1 944.1 117.4 6.1 6.3 7.7 1.3T/6hr OFF OFF OFF OFF -11.78 -78.83 EYE 8 IR 20.0 14.32 82.48 ARCHER GOES16 18.8
Only one other storm had a raw T above 7.5 in the last week
Euro is handling the southern stream trough/cutoff off the southeast coast differently than other models. It is a lot stronger and further southwest in the medium range. It pulls ETA east and stalls it instead of letting it come north.