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I got family living South of Tallahassee on a river. I also have family going to FSU. I will be watching closely.
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Idalia's eye is struggling to clear out on satellite and radar.
Likely because of the PV streamer (yellow) infusing the system. That's UL dry air and a bit of shear.
She'll get past it, but it's good news for delaying intensification.
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Got some dry air (blue) trying to make it's way into the core at the end of this loop. If it's successful it'll disrupt the eyewall somewhat.
The next Vortex Data Message could be interesting.
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We know he’s stocked up on food.I sure hope Juice will be ok.
AF released another Vortex Data Message.
The eye is "RAGGED" (F) and "Concentric" at 12 - 20 NM wide (G).
This is not a healthy cane ATM.
Maximum surface winds (L) are 64 kt's outbound, which is just 74 mph. i.e. Barely a Cat 1.
Inbound surface winds (H) were 84 kts, which is 96 mph. i.e. Barely a Cat 2.
There's still time for it to get reorganized, but that PV Stream really fucked with it.
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Concentric eyewall cycles naturally occur.