Hurricane Erin

[notsoencrypted]

It looks like it's trying to rebuild:

 

[Blountwolf]

I'm starting to be impressed. She completely rewrapped the CDO and is pumping out moisture surprisingly symmetrically.

Erin: "Rumors of my demise have been greatly exaggerated."

 

[KakashiHatake2000]

oops my bad i posted that in the wrong thread it was about some possible home grown tropical systems developing in the gulf

 

[majorhurricane1703]

Erin better recurve soon. If it misses the incoming trough later tonight/early tomorrow it’s going to get trapped going further west.

 

[joshoctober16]

insane gravity wave shooting out of it.

 

[Blountwolf]

 

[TornadoFan]

Erin has a new eye trying to pop out. She's looking much better than yesterday.

 

[TornadoFan]

Just an absolute monster of a storm this morning.

 

[Blountwolf]

I think we need to be really glad Erin is staying well offshore. Massive amounts of energy in motion.

 

[notsoencrypted]

Here's a list of some webcams on Hatteras, if you'd like to watch the waves. They're very beautiful for right now. I'm sure as time moves on and the storm moves by, they'll switch to scary.

Hatteras Island Webcams - Complete List

www.hatterasislandvacationrentals.com

 

[KakashiHatake2000]

i sort of wonder if you could see erin since it is so big from the east coast would be an interesting sight to see as it safely passes on by

 

[Blountwolf]

Noticing not a lot of beach on outer banks webcams - waves are high, but the ocean levels in general are what you notice. Waves up to the dunes in many places. There's going to be a lot of erosion from this one. Invest in sand pumping companies.

 

[wx_guy]

Noticing not a lot of beach on outer banks webcams - waves are high, but the ocean levels in general are what you notice. Waves up to the dunes in many places. There's going to be a lot of erosion from this one. Invest in sand pumping companies.

Agreed, this is going to wash away so much of the beaches.

 

[JPWX]

Hurricane Erin has proven my spreadsheet temperature correlation theory true. The theory is lack of 100 degrees leads to more tropical impacts.

See pg.44 on the 2025 Atlantic Hurricane Season thread for more details about this.

 

[KakashiHatake2000]

Post in thread '2025 Atlantic Hurricane Season'

Aug 11, 2025

So I did some MJO research last year. Here's what I found. I used the Australian Meteorology Bureau MJO data since they are the only ones that have MJO data going back to 1975. The results are from 1975 thru 2024.

Also, recently, I decided to see if there was correlation between Summer temps and U.S. tropical impacts. I used the Tupelo, MS and Aberdeen, MS temperature data off NWS MEG. Neither city has hit 100 this Summer so this is a big test for me. The theory is lack of 100 degrees leads to more tropical impacts. By impacts, I don't mean landfall necessarily, but in that a storm passes...

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here is that page right here

 

[Kds86z]

Farewell Erin..

 

[JPWX]

With 46 Advisories, this is the most advisories for a hurricane since Hurricane Lee (49 Advisories) in 2023 and the 2nd most advisories for any Atlantic storm since Philippe (53 Advisories) in 2023.
Also, Erin is the first E storm since Earl (43 Advisories) in 2010 to exceed 40 advisories.

 

[Atlantic]

With 46 Advisories, this is the most advisories for a hurricane since Hurricane Lee (49 Advisories) in 2023 and the 2nd most advisories for any Atlantic storm since Philippe (53 Advisories) in 2023.
Also, Erin is the first E storm since Earl (43 Advisories) in 2010 to exceed 40 advisories.

It’s also the first E name to become a Category 5 since Emily in 2005.

 

[Kds86z]

It’s also the first E name to become a Category 5 since Emily in 2005.

Oh Wow @Atlantic