re: Storm Tracking Thread: Post Tropical Storm Hermine

That would be the best outcome for sure

Doesn't look like this bitch is developing.

For many reasons I hope the damn thing dies. One of which is my fishing trip to south la next week...

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For many reasons I hope the damn thing dies. One of which is my fishing trip to south la next week...

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Consider the movie the perfect storm, you could catch so many fish if this situation plays out correctly

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Consider the movie the perfect storm, you could catch so many fish if this situation plays out correctly

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Also consider that they all died as well. That may or may not be a deal breaker though

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Cancel your trip and find a fun place to watch college football all weekend

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Like Green Bay Wisconsin!

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Also consider that they all died as well. That may or may not be a deal breaker

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Yea I don't want to fish that bad

UKMET is on the same drugs HWRF is on

Looking at the OP, does the LBAR put every storm right up the Ms river?

Although it's still not gathering a CLEAR eye or LLC that you can see on visible satellite, you can still make one out when observing particulate and wind direction.

Here's the lowest level (surface) winds clearly showing the small "eye":


Here's medium level winds showing a slightly bigger "eye":


And then here's the highest measureable winds. Notice how the "eye" breaks down and isn't defined, this is due to the existing wind shear that is slowly weakening:


Although it's not gaining much as far as convection, there IS still a defined LLC out there swirling around. We want to see those small eyes in the first 2 frames get scrambled up and start to look like the last frame, as much as possible at least.