Add the forward speed to the side of the storm with winds also moving the same direction. A storm with 100mph winds is moving 15mph N, add forward speed to the winds on the E side of the eyewall, as these winds are also moving N. This isn’t always on the dirty side. But it is confusing.
I think I get it thanks very much.
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Couple things...not getting uppity but...
We know the dropsondes allow for their forward momentum when released...have to...what’s a P3 cruise at...3-400mph?
Do they also allow for forward speed of the storm and report less...or is it WYSIWYG? Asking, not arguing.
Second...minor point...on a Synoptic low pressure system...face the wind and center circulation is over your right shoulder. So at 3 o’clock on a storm moving due north,wind out of the SE. The wind closer to 4 o’clock would be moving due north.