Hurricane 20E
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Passive Microwave (PMW) Intensity Information Advanced Dvorak Technique Version 9.1 |
--Overpass-- --ARCHER-- Ring Ring Eye BT -Forecast-
Date Time Sat Lat Lon Diam Pct TbDiff Score Meaning Vmax Lat Lon
20261008 134742 SSMISF16 15.4 -103.9 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A 55.0 15.4 -103.3 Analysis Plot
20261009 002313 SSMISF17 15.8 -104.0 79 8% 1.90 1.90 N/A 65.0 15.9 -104.2 Analysis Plot
20261009 125719 SSMISF17 15.6 -104.8 101 28% 4.28 4.28 N/A 80.0 16.0 -104.7 Analysis Plot
20261009 233549 SSMISF18 16.8 -104.6 23 93% 7.63 22.63 >65 kts 90.0 16.4 -104.7 Analysis Plot
20261010 010557 GMI 16.7 -104.7 5 92% 2.53 17.53 N/A 90.0 16.4 -104.7 Analysis Plot
20261010 022529 SSMISF16 16.8 -104.6 23 96% 7.72 22.72 >65 kts 90.0 16.8 -104.6 Analysis Plot
20261010 124257 SSMISF17 17.1 -105.0 12 100% 45.39 60.39 >85 kts 120.0 17.5 -104.6 Analysis Plot
20261010 232134 SSMISF18 18.0 -105.0 12 100% 60.92 75.92 >85 kts 130.0 17.8 -104.8 Analysis Plot
20261011 021132 SSMISF16 18.2 -104.9 12 100% 51.39 66.39 >85 kts 130.0 18.0 -104.8 Analysis Plot
20261011 115335 GMI 18.8 -105.3 12 100% 49.10 64.10 >85 kts 135.0 19.0 -105.4 Analysis Plot
20261011 115456 SSMISF18 18.7 -105.2 12 100% 28.17 43.17 >65 kts 135.0 19.2 -105.4 Analysis Plot
20261011 230748 SSMISF18 19.8 -106.0 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A 115.0 19.8 -105.9 Analysis Plot
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Legend - Overpass Date/Time are determined from satellite overpass of targeted TC (position determined from Best Track Lat/Lon position). Date is YYYYMMDD and time in HHMMSS (UTC). - Forecast (Best Track) and ARCHER positions (deg) of the TC center at overpass day/time. Positive/Negative: Latitude = North/South Hemisphere; Longitude = Eastern/Western Hemisphere. - BT Vmax is the concurrent ATCF Best Track (BT) wind speed intensity estimate (Vmax) value from either NOAA/National Hurricane Center (NHC) (North Atlantic and Northeast Pacific), NOAA/Central Pacific Hurricane Center (CPHC) (North-central Pacific) or Joint Typhoon Warning Center (JTWC) (Northwest Pacific, Indian Ocean, or Southwest Pacific). - Sat is the satellite descriptor providing the overpass. Currently the satellites used are the DMSP/SSMIS-16/17/18, GPM/GMI, and GCOM/AMSR2. - Ring Diam (km) indicates the estimated surface eyewall diameter if one is analyzed in the PMW imagery. The value listed is the average PMW-estimated inner eyewall edge diameter minus 10 km for eyewall slope. N/A indicates no appreciable eyewall is analyzed. - Ring Pct is the percentage of the analyzed "ring" (eyewall inner boundary) that is 1) colder than the eye Tb (the "hot spot" -- warmest eye pixel) by at least 20K, or 2) that is colder than 232K and colder than the eye Tb by 10K, whichever is greater. Values are red if Ring % ≤65,yellow/brown if Ring % ≤85 and green if Ring % >85. N/A indicates no appreciable eyewall is analyzed. A value over 85% is used in the intensity score by adding 15 points to it. - TbDiff is the difference between the warmest eye pixel and the warmest pixel on the eyewall. This value is used in the Intensity Score. N/A indicates no appreciable eyewall is analyzed. - Eye Score values are based on the strength and organization of the convective/eyewall signatures in the PMW imagery, and based on the ARCHER center location. They normally range from 0 to 100 with empirically-determined thresholds related to intensity (Vmax) in the "Meaning" column (≥20 suggests ≥65kts; ≥60 suggests ≥85kts). Scores are listed as negative, and not used by the ADT, when the NHC, CPHC, or JTWC Best Track Vmax is <55 kts in order to filter out occasional "false eye" cases. A value of -920 is used when the warmest eye pixel is <200K to prevent false positives; -930 means edge of overpass and <85% of eyewall is captured and therefore can't fully be analyzed. |