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Eric Allen Jr.

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Jeff Berardelli (@weatherprof) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The tropics are starting to show signs of life as we head into early August. To this point the far Tropical Atlantic has been very hostile to development. But that may be changing. For the past 2 days a number of models have been highlighting a wave exiting Africa early next week

The tropics are starting to show signs of life as we head into early August. To this point the far Tropical Atlantic has been very hostile to development. But that may be changing. For the past 2 days a number of models have been highlighting a wave exiting Africa early next week
Michael Lowry (@michaelrlowry) 's Twitter Profile Photo

If you think I've forgotten about the hurricane satellites, think again. The Navy is permanently unplugging them this week, on the brink of the busiest stretch of the season. There's so much more to this story, and I have the latest scoop. ⬇️ michaelrlowry.substack.com/p/navy-set-to-…

If you think I've forgotten about the hurricane satellites, think again. The Navy is permanently unplugging them this week, on the brink of the busiest stretch of the season. There's so much more to this story, and I have the latest scoop. ⬇️
michaelrlowry.substack.com/p/navy-set-to-…
Trung Phan (@trungtphan) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The visualization of tsunami after the 9.1 Japan earthquake in 2011 shows how fast it moves. Hits North American shore in 8-10 hours and crosses most of the Pacific Ocean within 24 hours.

National Hurricane Center (@nhc_atlantic) 's Twitter Profile Photo

8/3 2pm- The Tropics are heating up with 3 systems that we are monitoring. #AL95 offshore of the Carolinas has a high chance of becoming a TS by Monday as it moves away from the US. Two other systems have some development potential this week- More: hurricanes.gov

8/3 2pm- The Tropics are heating up with 3 systems that we are monitoring.  #AL95 offshore of the Carolinas has a high chance of becoming a TS by Monday as it moves away from the US.  Two other systems have some development potential this week- More: hurricanes.gov
NWS Climate Prediction Center (@nwscpc) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Chances for Atlantic tropical cyclone formation normally rise in August, and this year is no different! Formation chances are currently forecast to increase for the Central Atlantic through mid-August. Get the latest on any tropical development at hurricanes.gov.

Chances for Atlantic tropical cyclone formation normally rise in August, and this year is no different! Formation chances are currently forecast to increase for the Central Atlantic through mid-August. Get the latest on any tropical development at hurricanes.gov.
Michael Ferragamo (@ferragamowx) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Today marks 45 years since Hurricane Allen’s 165 kt (190 mph) peak intensity, making it the strongest Atlantic hurricane on record (in terms of wind). Personally, I think its peak intensity is a little overestimated, and is closer to 155 kt (180 mph).

Today marks 45 years since Hurricane Allen’s 165 kt (190 mph) peak intensity, making it the strongest Atlantic hurricane on record (in terms of wind).

Personally, I think its peak intensity is a little overestimated, and is closer to 155 kt (180 mph).
Kaylan Patel (@wxpatel) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Even in the absence of ASCAT, we can see that the wave has a nearly complete circulation just off the coast. CIMSS analysis suggests it has an organized vort max higher then 500mb. This bodes well for the storm moving forward as it'll be able to develop sooner rather then later.

Jim Cantore (@jimcantore) 's Twitter Profile Photo

For those of you wondering when #97L (Erin) could potentially impact the USA, Rober Hart from FSU has put together a great graphic talking about timing at current speed and movement. So NEXT (not this) Wednesday through Friday.

For those of you wondering when #97L (Erin) could potentially impact the USA, Rober Hart from FSU has put together a great graphic talking about timing at current speed and movement.  So NEXT (not this) Wednesday through Friday.
Derek Ortt (@derekortt) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Unfortunately, Erin is NOT a fish storm. 7 confirmed dead in the Cabo Verde Islands. Even if it remains away from land areas from this point on, it is NOT a fish

Packie Young (@packie7b) 's Twitter Profile Photo

With the latest NHC update, major hurricane #Erin has now achieved the highest end of the scale, Category 5. Well over the forecast from yesterday 🔽

With the latest NHC update, major hurricane #Erin has now achieved the highest end of the scale, Category 5. Well over the forecast from yesterday 🔽
Bernie Rayno (@accurayno) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Windshield wiper warning(Erin modeling).Clear trends(last 3 days) is west (which has been my concern).12z Euro is very concerning for the Outer Banks.Atlantic high extends west & note trough axis across Ohio Valley.This allows Erin to come further W. See Chaos to Clarity from Fri

Windshield wiper warning(Erin modeling).Clear trends(last 3 days) is west (which has been my concern).12z Euro is very concerning for the Outer Banks.Atlantic high extends west & note trough axis across Ohio Valley.This allows Erin to come further W. See Chaos to Clarity from Fri
Nikhil Trivedi (@dcareawx) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Our next wave emerged off Africa a couple days ago, and is currently tangled up in a large monsoonal gyre in the eastern Atlantic. Unlike with Erin, consolidation of a feature of this size will be slow to occur, and I wouldn't expect TC genesis for several days at least. (1/3)

Our next wave emerged off Africa a couple days ago, and is currently tangled up in a large monsoonal gyre in the eastern Atlantic. Unlike with Erin, consolidation of a feature of this size will be slow to occur, and I wouldn't expect TC genesis for several days at least. (1/3)