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Brian McNoldy

Miami
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Senior Research Associate at the Univ. of Miami Rosenstiel School. Hurricanes, climatology, & sea level rise... mostly. 🏳️‍🌈 Find me on 🦋!
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Rapid versus slow intensification of idealized tropical cyclones using soundings from reanalysis

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By Samantha Nebylitsa, David Nolan, Brian McNoldy, Sharanya J. Majumdar
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 INTRODUCTION The environment around tropical cyclones (TCs) significantly influences the intensification rate of the storm.
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Unfortunately for Florida, Milton's forecast has not changed

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By Brian McNoldy
| blogspot.com
Milton continues its trek toward Florida, and very little has changed since yesterday's post. Overnight, there was an eyewall replacement cycle... this is a common process that intense hurricanes go through periodically in which a larger eyewall develops outside of the original smaller one. The smaller one decays away and the outer one becomes the only one. During this process the storm's intensity typically decreases and the wind field expands.
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Watching western Caribbean for activity next week

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By Brian McNoldy
| blogspot.com
There is a growing signal among long-range global model ensembles that the next storm could start brewing in the western Caribbean in the coming days. There is nothing to look at yet, but a broad low pressure system could take shape on Friday-Saturday east of Honduras then consolidate and track north from there. The next name on the list is Helene.
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