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karyo

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  1. It looks like the chances for a US landfall have increased. Maybe that developing high pressure cell in a few days time, can push teddy a bit further west.
  2. The uneventful weather follows me wherever I go. I am in northern Greece (kavala) where it is going to be dry and sunny while the west and south gets all the action.
  3. The cams that contain Attikis are applicable for tomorrow as they are in Athens area. Ithaca 1, 2 and 3 as this is in the Ionian sea Also try typing kefalonia on skyline Webcam's for today's action
  4. Sally has re-strengthened over night and she currently has 105mph sustained wnds. She is making landfall currently between Mobile and Pensacola but moving at only 2mph. There is going to me some extreme flooding as a result. https://weather.com/weather/radar/interactive/l/Orlando+FL?canonicalCityId=b1bb64752b9921f0b125e7c5f07df6c368a52eab5db82010fa6a2b3d4e15473c
  5. Yes I am watching developments as I an in Greece currently. It looks like northern Greece (where I am) is likely to be unaffected but certainly the potential for flash floods for the west and south.
  6. Hurricanes are strange and surprising beasts. Despite moving so slow over very warm waters, Sally has weakened this morning and she currently has 85mph sustained winds so back down to category 1. I guess some dry air got in the mix.
  7. Sally is getting better organised. Now expected to make landfall as a category 2 slow moving hurricane!
  8. Most major models just make Sally a category 1 hurricane before landfall but we have seen them underestimate storm strength many times recently. Regardless of strength, she is expected to move slowly over Louisiana and Mississippi so the Flood risk is going to be high.
  9. And now a tropical depression. The NHC is expecting it to become a hurricane next week as it nears the Louisiana coast.
  10. A tropical low has formed over the Bahamas. It is moving slowly westwards and it is expected to become a depression by the time it reaches the Gulf of Mexico. The NHC is giving it 80% chance of development.
  11. Yes, the current track is a lucky escape for large populated areas. Also, Laura will be moving relatively fast which should limit excessive flooding.
  12. Latest from Hurricane Central https://weather.com/storms/hurricane/news/2020-08-25-hurricane-laura-forecast-texas-louisiana
  13. I think the continuous weakening of Marco will also help Laura strengthen as there should be a reduction of shear.
  14. Just as I said this NHC has updated again and they now expect Marco to become a hurricane. They are still thinking that he will be downgraded to a tropical storm before the US landfall.
  15. The track has shifted to the north so he may miss the Yucatan. Despite that the NHC is not expecting him to make it to hurricane strength.
  16. The afternoon models have shifted Laura's track a bit further south which means that she will have to cross Puerto Rico, Hispaniola and Cuba. Unless this track changes then this will inhibit any strengthening.
  17. Those cells east of Liverpool look healthy. They will probably give some thunder soon.
  18. It went quite humid for a time but feeling fresher now.
  19. Towers shooting up in every direction. I get the feeling that areas just to the east of Manchester will do well in the next hour or so.
  20. A slow start to the day with cloud and some drizzle up to half an hour ago. However, now hazy sunny spells are developing and we thankfully lost the dreadful easterly breeze. Fingers crossed we get some surfaced based storms later.
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