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0z GFS and nam a little west
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prospects8903 wrote: Thu Oct 08, 2020 10:43 pm What kind of impacts am I looking at in Orange, Tx
Tropical storm conditions probably. Gusts between 50-60mph I would say would be possible, but the majority of the really bad stuff should stay east.
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Let's hope Delta weakens.
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Will wait for a vdm from recon but looks like beta took a decent jog to the nw. Might be closer to 93.8 now.
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Scott747 wrote: Fri Oct 09, 2020 2:52 am Will wait for a vdm from recon but looks like beta took a decent jog to the nw. Might be closer to 93.8 now.
Yea most recent recon and radar are showing some NW movement.
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Andrew wrote: Fri Oct 09, 2020 2:53 am
Scott747 wrote: Fri Oct 09, 2020 2:52 am Will wait for a vdm from recon but looks like beta took a decent jog to the nw. Might be closer to 93.8 now.
Yea most recent recon and radar are showing some NW movement.

I was waiting for recon to confirm but it's been showing up on the Brownsvill radar, and continues to do so.
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Looking at radar, you can see two eyewalls, indicating a ERC might be going on. It would also explain some of the weakening.
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Still looks like it’s moving little north west but who knows
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Stormlover2020 wrote: Fri Oct 09, 2020 4:39 am Still looks like it’s moving little north west but who knows
Looks like based on radar and recon, we may finally be getting the true north heading.
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one of the features Chris put on the "storm page" at Tropical Atlantic was movement based on derived data from best track, it auto-calcs, so no guess-work if you have things to do & still want to follow closely

http://hurricanecity.com/models/models. ... 0&storm=26

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 Derived Data based on Best Track Information

  This information was automatically derived by our site for this storm from the latest best track data

6 Hour Average Movement ( About ):

Toward the N or 350° at 10.2 knots (11.7 mph | 18.9 km/h)

12 Hour Average Movement:

Toward the NNW or 344° at 9.9 knots (11.4 mph | 18.3 km/h)

24 Hour (1 Day) Average Movement:

Toward the NNW or 328° at 9.8 knots (11.3 mph | 18.1 km/h)

48 Hour (2 Day) Average Movement:

Toward the NW or 310° at 12.0 knots (13.9 mph | 22.3 km/h)

120 Hour (5 Day) Average Movement:

Toward the WNW or 300° at 10.4 knots (12.0 mph | 19.3 km/h)
Accumulated Cyclone Energy (ACE) Index: 12.8375 104 kt2   About

Highest Sustained Wind achieved so far:

120 knots (138 mph | 62 m/s | 222 km/h)
Storm Icon for Highest Development

Highest Level of Development achieved so far:

Major Hurricane
these folks are going to need all our help we can spare, breaks my heart
https://mrms.nssl.noaa.gov/qvs/mrms_v12 ... s_step=120
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