How is a weaker storm like this able to push that dry air back like that?
Is it because the wind field is so large?
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Sat loop certainly looking much healthier
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https://cdn.star.nesdis.noaa.gov//GOES1 ... 0x1000.gif


Recon has circled back twice now trying to fix the new center. Looks even further w than I initially thought.
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Beta hasn't really pushed the dry air back that well actually. You could actually argue the dry air is the largest inhibiting factor why this system won't intensify much. It's also a reason why a lot of the models show less QPF over the region compared to similar storms because of the dry air. For Beta it's going to be a constant battle between the dry air and moisture trying to stream in. With that said, the larger size has helped some on trying to moisten up the environment.
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Got it. thank you.Andrew wrote: ↑Sun Sep 20, 2020 12:51 pmBeta hasn't really pushed the dry air back that well actually. You could actually argue the dry air is the largest inhibiting factor why this system won't intensify much. It's also a reason why a lot of the models show less QPF over the region compared to similar storms because of the dry air. For Beta it's going to be a constant battle between the dry air and moisture trying to stream in. With that said, the larger size has helped some on trying to moisten up the environment.
Is that an eye on radar? Seeing Bastardi and others in twitter talking about it. If it is, that’s interesting
Surely that 105 gust is a typo?


Wow , ok
NHC confirms that the center has relocated further w at 93.6 and a pressure of 996.
Unfortunately it looks like recon is headed home.
It’s really trying to insulate it’s center with this blow up. Good view on visible.
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Guess I stand corrected...water vape loop just gave me that impression. I guess we will see what it does with it’s environment.Andrew wrote: ↑Sun Sep 20, 2020 12:51 pmBeta hasn't really pushed the dry air back that well actually. You could actually argue the dry air is the largest inhibiting factor why this system won't intensify much. It's also a reason why a lot of the models show less QPF over the region compared to similar storms because of the dry air. For Beta it's going to be a constant battle between the dry air and moisture trying to stream in. With that said, the larger size has helped some on trying to moisten up the environment.


I saw it too.
Getting some pretty good sustainable winds here in Beaumont with some gusts. I wasn’t expecting this. Just saw the 1pm wind swath and now currently covers extreme SETX and Beaumont. Not yet to houston. But wind gust this far out from coc? Have feeling Beta may pull a few tricks we are not expecting. Eye? Wow!
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Got a good down pour in surfside wind has been steady pretty much all morning those flags are humming along
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Sure look like eye wall structure.
https://weather.com/weather/radar/inter ... 5e3122056d
https://weather.com/weather/radar/inter ... 5e3122056d


Updated storm surge per Jeff Lindner “ Updated storm surge values now 3-5 ft in Galveston Bay and the coast NE of San Luis Pass”
https://twitter.com/jefflindner1/status ... 50752?s=21
https://twitter.com/jefflindner1/status ... 50752?s=21