I see that. Wonder if those bands will weaken as they come towards land since Rita is west of our longitude here in Melbourne and should cut off the banding effect as it heads westward. A little off subject but a concern nonetheless, anyone see a feature to the NW of Philippe, near 25N/60W. Seems there's a circulation there moving WSW under ridging. Was this acknowledged by forecasters today? Seems like an item to watch over the next few days. Cheers!!
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