Hurricane Hermine Discussion Part 2

Boys fading fast here - i fno posting from YT don't take offense - but make sure the 0Z are NW by 50 miles and a 980's storm for my morning wake up okay?

@sroc4 wrote:

@rb924119 wrote:Orrrrrr maybe not. Starts really turning hard toward the end of its run. If it went out further it might have actually come really, really, REALLY close.

It looks to me so far the trend is to cutoff the 500mb Low off a little later.  

What would this mean for impacts? Its rocketing NE at 22mph.

Totally did not even realize WB had that ahaha Thanks!! So the reason that it looks that way is because it allows some of the remnant energy from the departing trough to escape before it can be fully captured. That upsets the delicate balance of power between the split trough and the energy of Hermine. That could be because it's at the end of it's run, because up through about 27 or 30 that H5 actually looks decent, as far as the interaction.

GFS is rolling

Maybe a tick northwest through 18? Marginal.

Northwest from 12z at 24 about 25 miles or so. Approximately same intensity.

Definitely northwest through 30 at H5. Uh oh

Yes I am watching rb, its def west, wxbell of course not going as fast so, your posts will ruin it for me lol

surface doesnt actually look west at all, if not a tick east? But as I have learned H5 is more telling.

@sroc4 wrote:Surface Low is def NW of 12z but east of 18z at hr 36.  a wash

what do you mean by a wash?

oh ya its turning, had to stay up for the GFS huh lol

@sroc4 wrote:

@jmanley32 wrote:

@sroc4 wrote:Surface Low is def NW of 12z but east of 18z at hr 36.  a wash

 what do you mean by a wash?

Its kind of in he middle of the two so its kind of the avg of 12z and 18z regarding position through 36hrs.  42 hrs though it def kicks NW a little and its deepening

Yeah I compared its so slightly east at that time of the 18z, negligible.

To me it looks like its getting ready to pop off the coast sooner further south towards the southern end of the "cone" if you will, imo this means it will be back over open water and stregnthen sooner, but also be further to the east, may/probably will make some kind of retrograde/loop over open water but highly doubt second landfall or close pass to land, this would keep winds in most areas out of the northeast and fairly light, some far eastern regions and further northeast may experience that damgerous easterly fetch that leads to coastal flooding and erosion but imo it may not be here. I use non-positive words because this storm has waffled so much on guidance and my tropical knowledge is limited, but to me, the threat of excessive rainfall and strong winds, such as with Irene and Sandy, both with a landfalling center in NJ, will not occur with Hermine if she stays several hundred miles SE off the coast. Just my .02, in short, thinking not changed much from earlier, no inital tuck in =/= stronger effects here. Also from a weenie perspective (as in wanting action) concerned about current trajectory and center position.

@sroc4 wrote:

@jmanley32 wrote:oh ya its turning, had to stay up for the GFS huh lol

Ha yeah one quick check before I turned off to find it already initialized

It dropped way south, is the 00z runs looking like a east trend? Not that tomorrow it couldnt go back west again grrr

Sorry guys I accidentally unplugged my laptop ahaha I'll be back in a couple minutes kol

It starts to pull away Fridays at 12Z holy moly

hr 84-90,it didnt budge at all.