Per ATCF, we may (unofficially) have a winner ?.
TD Ten has been designated as TS #Hermine in the 18Z update. Awaiting forecast advisory package next hour to make it official.
This would mean TD Nine becomes #Ian if named next. https://t.co/vnhnYQ8TQO
— Tyler Stanfield (@TylerJStanfield) September 23, 2022
A note to all of my friends and colleagues in the weather enterprise…
Big storms truly bring out the BEST and WORST in people. pic.twitter.com/RmJcXLz5X4
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) September 23, 2022
I will say, it is interesting that the current center of TD9 is displaced from convection and also on the extreme N/E fringe of the NHC cone from 2 hours ago. Kudos to @NickLilja for catching this. What this means in the long run? Maybe nothing. Maybe something. But it's notable. pic.twitter.com/pqCOcn9xfH
— Matt Lanza (@mattlanza) September 23, 2022
WIth models bouncing around a bit this morning with respect to TD 9, it should not come as a surprise. Excellent graphic from @burgwx showing the day *6* forecast spread among model ensembles last night indicated no real consensus outcome, though a focus on Florida & the E Gulf. pic.twitter.com/ZP5QCuOfrt
— Matt Lanza (@mattlanza) September 23, 2022
Showers and thunderstorms will be possible Sunday P.M. into Monday A.M. as a frontal boundary slides by our region. Slightly cooler air arrives Monday and Monday night! ? pic.twitter.com/OVmGsI2T9n
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) September 23, 2022
