berrywr
(Weather Analyst)
Wed Aug 10 2005 07:17 AM
Negative on new center

The center is between the two burst of convection and Irene looks like a tropical storm now on satellite, with convection wrapping very near the center. If you streamline the pattern, you'll clearly note the center between the two bursts. I do note the due west movement, and I suspect you'll see a shift in the forecast track though NHC as long as I can remember never radically jumps from it's current track in one advisory.


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