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Outer Eyewall taking over? [Re: mcgowanmc]
      #82412 - Tue Aug 19 2008 10:24 PM

Heya Everyone,

I've noticed something on radar the last couple of hours that I thought worth mentioning and pointing out: It seems that the inner eyewall is decaying and an outer eyewall becoming dominant. If this is the case, and not simply an artifact of the radar, then that could help maintain Fay's strength as at least part of the eye would be over water.

Of course if that is the case then the eye would be very large, and that would slow any recovery by the storm. Any thoughts?

reposted in the right forum because I'm a ditz

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Re: Outer Eyewall taking over? [Re: Bloodstar]
      #82441 - Wed Aug 20 2008 04:56 AM

Is anyone around? Just wondering how Ormond Beach is doing. I know nothing about hurricanes except what I see on the news online. I don't have TV channels or a stereo, lame, I know. I have a husband there going to school. Would love some reassurance since I can't reach him on his cell.

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Re: Outer Eyewall taking over? [Re: Soapyho]
      #82443 - Wed Aug 20 2008 07:06 AM

just a bit of wind and rain. -thurs could be the worst? like the rest we will wait and see

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Re: Outer Eyewall taking over? [Re: nerakkaren]
      #82445 - Wed Aug 20 2008 07:11 AM

Ok, thank you! I'm just worried because he is staying in our 5th wheel trailer while going to school and hopefully graduating next Wed.
I appreciate you putting me at ease.

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