it does look that way and now expanding cloud tops on the eastern side rotating around, it may wobble more west.I think it pulled in a little dry air in the mid and upper levels.
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it does look that way and now expanding cloud tops on the eastern side rotating around, it may wobble more west.I think it pulled in a little dry air in the mid and upper levels.
It’s currently east of where it was supposed to be based on previous guidance. It put on the brakes a little early.it does look that way and now expanding cloud tops on the eastern side rotating around, it may wobble more west.
Dorian seems to have become better organized again over the past few hours, he's now pushing some really cold cloud tops in his southern eyewall area, and Dvorak ADT reflects this improvement.
With the eye now back over water, I'm concerned that Dorian will quickly expell any dry air he ingested, continue to re-organize, and complete the EWRC he seems to have been undergoing. If he does that, the SSTs are definitely conducive to fairly significant re-strengthening. I believe the next 4-6 hours should give us some idea of whether or not this will occur.
I want to wait for another few Archer positioning passes to come in, but I'm pretty sure we just saw Dorian make some wobbles to the South and West. Will be interesting to see what that means as recently Dorian doesn't seem to be wanting to follow his forecasted track.