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Hurricane Francine


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7 minutes ago, olafminesaw said:

A bit concerning with respect to surge potential especially if this thing comes in a little stronger. Thankfully, for the most part, coastal LA does not build in the flood zones.

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As we saw with Laura- though a lot of the coast there is susceptible to surge, most of that area isn’t built up besides small towns and hunting and fishing camps. Definitely a “good” spot to avoid a ton of human property loss. FYI I’ve fished in vermillion bay and outside of one point that is developed, there aren’t many structures period around the entire bay. Very cool spot and an awesome state park 

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2 hours ago, NorthHillsWx said:

So any debate about center is squashed. This thing looks good in a hurry

The next 24-36 Hrs look rather conducive for strengthening. LA should watch out. That withstanding, I do wonder if a quicker intensification pulls this West. 

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Sat estimate was 988 pressure, plane shows 988 pressure impressive

----- Current Analysis ----- 
     Date :  09 SEP 2024    Time :   234020 UTC
      Lat :   24:14:55 N     Lon :   96:09:58 W

     
                CI# /Pressure/ Vmax
                3.4 / 988.6mb/ 53.0kt
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The potential for arid stable airmass due to flow off the Mexican landmass is going to be something that Francine (or any TC regardless of year in this location) has to deal with. The steering layer is no longer easterly but from an arid source. That being said, Francine does presently have a nice structure with a healthy spiral band. If a core does complete into an eyewall tonight, more significant intensification can ensue. That would allow Francine to better shield itself off from the arid southwesterly steering flow as the TC turns NE within it.


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