Such a well defined eye. A great looking storm.

Track

Looking good tonight. You can see convection starting too wrap around. Not too shabby.

Shortwave

Early Track

does anyone think it could make it up towards the upper Texas coast? I don't think so Red. I do think the "current" track thinking is perhaps a little more south than mentioned. Meaning I think that the "bulk" of moisture will be closer to the Texas/ Mexico border. Time will tel...

My heart is so saddened this morning with the news of Dan’s passing. Like many of us I’m sure, I grew up watching him on 11. In fact one of the funniest memories I have is one time Dan was on air and a bulb from one of the lights blew and if you have ever had the pleasure of working with those types...

Yes it does...

srainhoutx wrote:That QPF chart would fit well in the Gulf thread.

Took your advice Steve. You can remove it from this tread as it is now in the Gulf thread if you think that would be best.

Interesting......

Intersting 5 day QPF

Gaston is once again finding that deep convection

Early Track Again (Caribbean)

Doesn't look to bad tonight. A small amount of convection. A huge amount of convection to its south. I stick with what I said earlier, 48-72 more hours and Gaston will be back.

Earl looks to be heading NNE and out to sea. Good news for the Outer Banks, bad news for the MSM that descended like vultures. It is heading NNE but this was forecasted. After a NNE jog it will turn somewhat north before going NNE again. Still doesn't look great for Cape Cod, Ma other than going do...

Still not going to count him out.

Gaston, although not intimidating, still has some rather nice features to it. Void of any “real” deep convection but in my opinion it looks better tonight than it did earlier this afternoon.

You can be assured we haven’t heard the last of Gaston. Give it about another 24 hours. Steve, your thoughts? Anyone?

I forgot the website where I can go to get the latest from the Aircraft?????

Not looking too bad this morning