[Outdated Post] Tropical Storm Earl Forms – Strengthening Likely before Landfall in Belize Wednesday Night
Update 9:00am EDT Wednesday:
Tropical Storm Earl has strengthened overnight as expected. The recon aircraft early this morning found a pressure of 989 mb and winds of up to 70 mph. Earl is nearing hurricane strength, but intensification remains gradual for now, as a coherent eye structure has not yet become established. If the storm’s inner core becomes robust later today, a period of more rapid intensification may occur, and Earl has the potential to be stronger than forecast at landfall. Right now the National Hurricane Center forecasts Earl to have 80 mph winds at landfall around 2am tomorrow morning. Hurricane warnings have been issued for the entire Belize coastline and the bay islands of Honduras, including Roatan.
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Thanks for the evening update, Levi.
Interesting, as always, Levi.
Is this the same storm as Invest 97L?
Yes – Invest 97L was the name of the disturbance that developed into Tropical Storm Earl.
Great update. Clear and concise. Thank you from Belize.
As always, fantastic reporting!
Thanks, Levi
Thank You Levi,great information as always.
Thank you for making sense of it all. Hunkering down for same rain here on Roatan.
Thanks Levi. Been seeing lots of lightning on Roatan but it is very still and extremely hot. Just waiting now.
What are the chances dir this storm yo move more wnw or nnw?
As usual the bloggers on dr. Masters are making a big something out of nothing.
Their lives are not complete unless there’s a disaster on the way.
No disrespect, but, it would be nice to see current information. Earl, after all, is gone, and everyone is keeping an eye on Invest 98L.
There’s 9 active invests and storms active right now!
And into the busy part of the Hurricane season we go. Hopefully most of these storms remain Tropical Storms or minimal Hurricanes but don t kid yourself, they can do quite a bit of damage also. I shall keep this thread ongoing and updated until the storm approaches final landfall in Mexico or Belize as this storm poses no threat to the U.S. mainland at this time.
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