Maps and Charts
Earl Nears the Outer Banks
Thursday September 2, 2010 08:59 PM
Here is a RADAR shot courtesy of Wunderground just before 10PM. The center of Hurricane Earl is clearly visible on the long range radar image from Morehead City.
Earl - Storm Impacts
Thursday September 2, 2010 07:45 PM
As of 8PM, Earl is packing winds of 110 mph as he gradually nears the Outer Banks of North Carolina. Heavy rain bands and gusty winds are now moving ashore near Cape Hatteras. Earl will begin to accelerate up the coast tonight, turning northeasterly. The official forecast track by the National Hurricane Center puts Earl just east of Nantucket Friday night. A hurricane warning remains posted for Cape Cod. I wouldn't be surprised to see the official track shifted slightly SE overnight tonight, but overall, I don't see any dramatic changes prior to Earl's arrival. Here is my take on what we will see on Cape Cod:
Model Tracks - Update
Thursday September 2, 2010 06:34 AM
UPDATED. How close will Earl come to the Cape? Here's a look at some of the model guidance used in formulating a forecast.
Earl regains Category 4 status
Wednesday September 1, 2010 06:26 PM
Earl strengthened some this afternoon, as evident by this early evening satellite image.
More Articles:
- Earl Still A Strong Storm - Wednesday September 1
- Comparing NHC Forecast Tracks - Tuesday August 31
- Too Close For Comfort - Monday August 30
- Keeping An Eye on Hurricane Earl - Sunday August 29
- Danielle Now Category Four - Friday August 27
