23 30.90 -74.30 10/28/03Z 65 960 HURRICANE-1
23A 31.50 -73.70 10/28/06Z 65 960 HURRICANE-1
24 31.90 -73.30 10/28/09Z 65 960 HURRICANE-1
24A 32.10 -73.10 10/28/12Z 65 951 HURRICANE-1
25 32.50 -72.60 10/28/15Z 65 951 HURRICANE-1
25A 32.80 -71.90 10/28/18Z 65 951 HURRICANE-1
26 33.40 -71.30 10/28/21Z 65 952 HURRICANE-1
There was a drop in central pressure of 9 millibars in three hours. In the past three hours the central pressure has come up by one millibar. It is over the ocean. It is being fueled by water vapor.
The speed of 65 knots per hour is stable because of the size of the storm.
When I look at the eye of the storm it has loft, but, it is somewhat less tight within the past three hours. It might be a slowing of the storm or it might be reorganizing and the eye could tighten again with potential for higher winds and lower central pressures.
Hopefully it is weakening. That does not change the rain volume though. It just means the winds will be less intense for a long period of time.
