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Old 09-09-2017, 06:12 PM
 
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Double Eyewall
Sign of eyewall replacement cycle, outer eyewall should choke off the inner eye wall, then it'll shrink down towards the eye and take over as the main eyewall around the eye/center. Takes many hours, common in strong hurricanes, its basically replacing its batteries after that Cuba interaction / reorganizing. Don't be fooled by dropping winds (120mph) because the pressure continues to drop so as soon as finishes eyewall replacement cycle, maybe overnight tonight, it'll have the chance to re-strengthen.
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Old 09-09-2017, 06:16 PM
 
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Soo, some meteorologists are now saying "IF the hurricane hits Florida".... are we thinking it may not hit Florida at all?
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Old 09-09-2017, 06:16 PM
 
Location: Near the Coast SWCT
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Sign of eyewall replacement cycle, outer eyewall should choke off the inner eye wall, then it'll shrink down towards the eye and take over as the main eyewall around the eye/center. Takes many hours, common in strong hurricanes, its basically replacing its batteries after that Cuba interaction / reorganizing. Don't be fooled by dropping winds (120mph) because the pressure continues to drop so as soon as finishes eyewall replacement cycle, maybe overnight tonight, it'll have the chance to re-strengthen.
Interesting. Thanks!


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We are getting a series of tornado warnings here in central palm beach county, about 7 in past hour. Major rain wind, and lightening coming down.
Thanks for the ground report! Stay safe. Good luck.




Joe Cioffi video. 41 minutes long. . Gees. Lots of info though on Irma.





https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rCn12eGjyJc&t=1682s
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Old 09-09-2017, 06:19 PM
 
Location: Big Island of Hawaii & HOT BuOYS Sailing Vessel
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Key West reports first gust above 50 knots (54)
Front line buoy report continuous 48 knots peak 55.


knots to mph times by 1.15
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Old 09-09-2017, 06:22 PM
 
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8pmEST 9 September 2017 cone map (ONLY shows where the center point could go in time):

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Old 09-09-2017, 06:24 PM
 
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Official power outages as of 7pEST Saturday 9 September 2017 (source: power company) (some of these will be storm related, others will be every day variety mixed in): Note: crews will go and attempt to restore power until winds reach a certain limit, then you wait. The "area" comment after the county listing is just to give people an idea where each county is since most people know city locations better and does not mean those specific cities are without power, just somewhere in that county). (Up)(down) comments signify number of outages went up/down from 1hr ago.

West Coast:
-Monroe Co (Everglades?): 70
-Collier Co (Everglades City,Naples,Marco Island area): 500(down)
-Lee Co (Ft Myers,Cape Cora,Bonita Springs area): 240(up)
-Charlotte Co (Punta Gorda area): 250(up)
-De Soto Co (Arcadia area): 130(down)
-Sarasota Co (Sarasota,North Port,Venice area): 190(down)
-Manatee Co (Myakka City,Bradenton area): 230(up)
-Suwannee Co (Live Oak,McAlpin area): 10

East Coast:
-Miami-Dade Co (Miami,Kendall,Homestead area): 50,260(down)
-Broward Co. (Hollywood,Fort Lauderdale,Pomparo Beach area): 26,960(up)
-Palm Beach Co. (Boca Raton,West Palm Beach area): 1,310(down)
-Martin Co. (Indiantown area): 860(up)
-St Lucie Co. (Fort Pierce,Port St Lucie area): 20
-Okeechobee Co.: 30(down)
-Indian River Co (Vero Beach,Sebastian area): 250
-Brevard Co (Titusville,Melbourne area): 2,430(up)
-Seminole Co (NE corner of Orlando, Sanford, Geneva area): 630(up)
-Volusia Co (Daytona Beach,Deltona area): 170(down)
-Flagler Co (Palm Coast area): 20
-St Johns Co (St. Augustine,Crescent Beach area): 10
-Putnam Co (Palatka area): 10(down)
-Nassau Co (just north of Jacksonville,Callahan area): 10(up)
-Baker Co (Macclenny,Sanderson area): -restored-
-Bradford Co (Starke area): 10
Got to respect the professionalism and sense of community responsibility of the linemen out working to keep people's power on at times like this...
Hope they keep.safe
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Old 09-09-2017, 06:28 PM
 
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Soo, some meteorologists are now saying "IF the hurricane hits Florida".... are we thinking it may not hit Florida at all?
Anyone?
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Old 09-09-2017, 06:28 PM
 
Location: Mississippi
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Soo, some meteorologists are now saying "IF the hurricane hits Florida".... are we thinking it may not hit Florida at all?
I've been wondering the same thing! I haven't heard any of the meteorologists say that, but one on the Weather Channel kept saying how they couldn't believe it hadn't started to turn North.
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Old 09-09-2017, 06:34 PM
 
Location: Near the Coast SWCT
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Center hasn't moved in like over an hour. lol. Irma is testing my stamina.


See last few frames? Looks like it's stopped. Maybe now will start to make the turn more NW once it starts moving again?


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Old 09-09-2017, 06:34 PM
 
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I've been wondering the same thing! I haven't heard any of the meteorologists say that, but one on the Weather Channel kept saying how they couldn't believe it hadn't started to turn North.
Ones on tv? What channel/who
Local to Florida
Or on Internet blogs

I think Levi Cowen in his AM blog said it would turn after clearing Cuba but part is still scraping around I think
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