That *does* hint at this idea you propose. It's easy to *see* it in that short loop.
Your just full of surprises today dude.
Okay wierd technical oddity. The nesdis loops seem to be very choppy for me today. It's odd because the loop of images seem to partially download and the panel around them accordian style closes and opens from the bottom depending on how much of the frame is map..... All day today, I'm afraid this is another issue with my DSL error factor....
Ditto on the
For steady or Eastward shift. Reading those wind percentage forecast maps on and off over the last 18-19 hrs I didn't see much fluctuations when I zoomed in over Galveston & Houston. Thankfully the CCW rotation seems to be keeping the heavy arm on the eastern side of the storm all the way up the gulf since ~ Haiti/D.R. That was the 1st time I zoomed in on the surface winds patterns. Only about 5-6-ish PM did I *start* to see the 12 & 6 o'clock positions of Laura actually get swallowed up and the radar signature started to leak over into the 10-11 o'clock as well as the 8-6 o'clock regions of the storms circle.
