r/TropicalWeather • u/JamesAura001 • 7d ago

Satellite Imagery GOES Satellite: Motion-derived winds- Remnants of Hurricane Isaias, Tropical Storm Rachel and Hurricane Simon 10-10-26

https://youtu.be/cau85umplNE
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u/Bo6802 6d ago

I'm a meteorologist here in Virginia...yes we under a tornado watch as I figured would happen...the interaction with a cold front and the triple point overhead warrants it

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u/onimush115 6d ago

How typical is this situation? I kept hearing them talking about the triple point on the news here in central NC. It was a very active afternoon, far more so then I would have thought given how far East we are of the hurricane path.

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u/Bo6802 6d ago

The area of low pressure although its non tropical now as it's in with a cold front now that's why. To understand the dynamics of it all is a lot to explain...just believe it