Latest spaghetti model at boatus (doesn't look like it has changed from this morning):
Dorian : BoatUS Hurricane Tracking & Resource Center
Dorian : BoatUS Hurricane Tracking & Resource Center
Have you ever? It's like watching a train wreck, over and over. My daughter just returned from her honeymoon cruise based in Freeport. She is looking at photographs and so upset. What a monster looks like catastrophic to destroying beauty and lives and this dorian is enjoying it.5 o’clock reporting:
Cat 4
Wind 145
Pressure 940
SPEED ZERO
Zero!? Stoppit already!
This is when I really begin to worry. Once the air is still in a hurricane or a tornado - it has hit the fan.5 o’clock reporting:
Cat 4
Wind 145
Pressure 940
SPEED ZERO
Zero!? Stoppit already!
It's the current jet stream, and the high pressure bubbles holding Dorian. A storm always moves into the low pressure area. TWC has this map for Dorian, (not as good as the ones they had during Irma). JMO Dorian has nowhere to go until some low pressure breaks open.I don’t recall any hurricane in history ever doing that. Anyone?
Irma was painfully slow & ever changing tracks, but this standing still for TWO DAYS- don’t know what to make of it!
I will say though- if it ain’t movin’- I ain’t movin! Made reservations, but won’t exit until it’s clearly the safe thing to do. 400 miles away endlessly churning will not inspire me to pack the car!
Are those palm trees with all the palms blown off? Looks almost like a fire went through - no green left.The U.S. Coast Guard have landed on Abaco Island in The Bahamas on Monday following a devastating blow from Hurrciane Dorian.
According to Prime Minister Hubert Minnis the U.S. Coast Guard is "already on the ground and rescued a number of individuals "
The announcement came as Minnis announced that five people were killed on Abaco Island from Dorian. Abaco Island was still being impacted by Dorian as of Monday evening.
The Coast Guard said on Monday that it has sent MH-60 Jayhawk helicopters and crews along with health service technicians to the Bahamas. The crews are being staged on Andros Island to be able to have a rapid post-storm response, the Coast Guard said.
U.S. Coast Guard conducting rescue mission in The Bahamas
That's exactly what Dorian is doing. It is stalled. I've experienced this before with a hurricane that stalled for three days over my area...absolutely horrible for those trying to survive.Is it still over the Bahamas?! It's like it is hovering over that place. How exhausting and scary for the people there.
jmo