Juice Loop and Irene
Posted by BobbiStorm on 8/21/2011, 3:09 pm
What i think is interesting is that she keeps pushing the dry air away and she keeps on rolling. She is a big system so it's hard to get lost when watching the satellite as you need to keep your eye on the small core to the south... not the big mass of a "pocket" she is riding with... as the storm is to the south.

Mind you.. if she becomes a hurricane she will be one beautiful hurricane as she has that classic look, but for now she is big and big storms have a harder time forming, they take longer to intensify but much like child birth.. once things start rolling it happens real fast.

Don't be surprised if the storm we see tomorrow night is not the storm we watched today. By Tuesday  morning, depending on her track and speed...she could be a Cat 1 Hurricane going for Cat 2 status.

Who wants this storm?

Someone most likely is going to get it.

Been a long time since I have seen such a perfectly formed round ball on the Juice Loop and there's some indication there that it's getting stronger.

http://cimss.ssec.wisc.edu/tropic/real-time/tpw2/natl/anim/latest72hrs.gif
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