Hurricane Beryl

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I'm on computer and phone...but that eye looks like it's headed for Surfside Beach. Am I wrong??
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Eye wall developing on radar.

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I think the eye contracting is causing the appearance of a NNE movement. Recon should pass through here shortly and we will know
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Scott747 wrote: Sun Jul 07, 2024 8:03 pm
Scott747 wrote: Sun Jul 07, 2024 6:30 pm Hmmm. AF301 made an unexpected 5th pass. Almost looks like a due n fix but not ready to call it a change in heading. NOAA mission has a different fix just to the w.
Beginning to look like it's directional change in heading. If so this is about 4 hrs earlier than expected.
Yeah, I believe the N to NNE shift is occurring. Next pass should confirm. AF C130 enroute from Biloxi. We should have continual RECON til landfall now.
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Don, that eye is tightening. And if Beryl has stopped gaining longitude, she's landing east (north) of Sargent.
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The 0Z HRRR slows Beryl down more once it makes landfall.Shows a longer duration of high wind gust over the area.Also QPF amounts below.

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Most recent NWS Houston Doppler radar loop.
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srainhoutx wrote: Sun Jul 07, 2024 8:25 pm
Scott747 wrote: Sun Jul 07, 2024 8:03 pm
Scott747 wrote: Sun Jul 07, 2024 6:30 pm Hmmm. AF301 made an unexpected 5th pass. Almost looks like a due n fix but not ready to call it a change in heading. NOAA mission has a different fix just to the w.
Beginning to look like it's directional change in heading. If so this is about 4 hrs earlier than expected.
Yeah, I believe the N to NNE shift is occurring. Next pass should confirm. AF C130 enroute from Biloxi. We should have continual RECON til landfall now.
Timmer noticed this some minutes ago.
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If the NE motion is starting lookout Galveston, Boliver and Beaumont!
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don wrote: Sun Jul 07, 2024 8:28 pm The 0Z HRRR slows Beryl down more once it makes landfall.Shows a longer duration of high wind gust over the area.Also QPF amounts below.


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Assuming Beryl is on a northerly course, that appears to be eye is too far west on HRRR.
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Looking like Freeport or a little east@ Cat 1. She running out of time ,which is a good thing. Hurricane models still say she will be strenghing until landfall, I just don't think so . I though at this point she will be a cat 1 already but she still struggling.
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DoctorMu wrote: Sun Jul 07, 2024 8:27 pm:shock:
Oh my
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Beryl may get an upgrade to a hurricane soon 69 Knot flight level winds found...
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Sargent to Surfside looks like it. Due north to my untrained eyes. With what y’all are saying about the early turn, perhaps even further east than surfside?
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Looks like Beryl is back to a Hurricane. A couple of more passes should confirm NNE motion.
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Man these things love to ride the coastline.

Friction?
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We will need official confirmation of any easterly component. Many times certain behavior can give an illusion of movement in a particular direction..
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The eyewall is starting to show on local radar, and the rainshield is moving inland now into Matagorda and Brazoria counties.


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