Oh how the mighty have fallen. Shear, dry air, and an attempted ERC made for a vicious combo attack on #Sam tonight. Going to take a while for it to recover from this one. #tropics pic.twitter.com/5tro6tFSS8
— Michael Mugrage (@muggiewx) September 27, 2021
9/26 8p EDT: The Atlantic is heating up with 3 disturbances to watch (other than #Sam). The remnants of #Peter are SE of Bermuda with a medium chance to re-form, and 2 systems in the deep Tropics are likely to become depressions mid-to-late week. More: https://t.co/tW4KeFW0gB pic.twitter.com/wgDU0qcE2I
— National Hurricane Center (@NHC_Atlantic) September 26, 2021
Hurricane Sam is not quite Category 5 but is trying very hard. 130-knots would be my analysis based upon satellite ? at just above T 6.5.
Even with seemingly optimal conditions, Sam has leveled off today. pic.twitter.com/fiv6g4yz9u
— Ryan (@RyanMaue) September 26, 2021
Another dry, warm day today with high temperatures peaking in the lower to middle 80's for most locations. We stay mostly clear and dry through tonight which allows for temperatures to drop into the upper 50's and lower 60's once again. pic.twitter.com/HlkT8G0Pgg
— NWS Mobile (@NWSMobile) September 26, 2021
Besides #Sam, it's a very crowded map out there in the North Atlantic this afternoon.
The remnants of #Odette, #Peter, #Rose, & #Teresa are still out there, but only Peter has a low chance to regenerate in the next 5 days. 2 other MDR systems have a medium chance at formation.? pic.twitter.com/ObBsM7uYHd
— Philippe Papin (@pppapin) September 26, 2021
