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Hurricane Francine


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Tornado watch coming for SE LA. 

Meanwhile the pressure is hovering between 1008-1009mb here at my location. Still pretty calm. 
 

Mesoscale Discussion 2052
   NWS Storm Prediction Center Norman OK
   1228 PM CDT Wed Sep 11 2024

   Areas affected...portions of southern and eastern Louisiana into
   southern Mississippi

   Concerning...Severe potential...Tornado Watch likely 

   Valid 111728Z - 111900Z

   Probability of Watch Issuance...95 percent

   SUMMARY...The threat for at least a few tornadoes is increasing
   across portions of southern LA into far southern MS. A Tornado Watch
   issuance will be needed soon.

   DISCUSSION...MRMS mosaic radar imagery has shown a gradual increase
   in the intensity of convective cells embedded within the broader
   rainbands associated with Hurricane Francine, which are attempting
   to move ashore. Surface temperatures/dewpoints in southeastern LA
   are in the upper 70s/mid 70s F, which are contributing to 500+ J/kg
   MLCAPE. At the same time, low-level shear continues to increase
   along the Gulf Coast, with the HDC VAD profiler showing increasingly
   curved hodographs, with nearly 200 m2/s2 0-3 km SRH noted. Low-level
   shear should continue to increase through the afternoon, with a
   subsequent increase in tornado potential likely as well. Given the
   increasing severe risk, a Tornado Watch issuance will be needed
   soon.

   ..Squitieri/Guyer.. 09/11/2024
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12 minutes ago, wthrmn654 said:

Looks like one of the AF low level recon flights ended very early they only took off did a small circle just offshore then returned to base. 

 

So as it stands we have no more recons at the moment

They turned back toward the storm. Approaching the center now. Peak SFMR of 72kt so far. Will wait until the pass completes for pressure data. 

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1 hour ago, WxWatcher007 said:

They turned back toward the storm. Approaching the center now. Peak SFMR of 72kt so far. Will wait until the pass completes for pressure data. 

so weird they must of had a malfunction but fixed it Cause on tidbits it said mission finished.

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Eye clearing out a bit right at landfall. Nice convective burst going up over the NE quadrant. Probably too late to correspond to much of a pressure fall, but the deepening convection moving over land may translate to wind gusts mixing down with more force for places like Houma, Amelia and Morgan City as the eyewall passes over.


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low tide is 433pm edt, shes coming ashore at dead low time, great news for most areas that are developed for sure. 

super duper news, 2 buoys are active and will be nearly ground zero for eye! and there pressures are dropping rapidly!

the following are 2 stations in order of closest to storm to the 2nd closest 

NDBC - Station EINL1 Recent Data (noaa.gov)

plot_met.php?station=einl1&meas=pres&uom5-day plot - Wind Gust at EINL1

 

NDBC - Station AMRL1 Recent Data (noaa.gov)5-day plot - Air Pressure at AMRL15-day plot - Wind Gust at AMRL1

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