Some of the best meteorology-related posts for Hurricane Dorian. More as I go get the links out of my favorites.

Zoomed in 30-second res visible view w/ lightning of #Dorian has it makes landfall in #GreatAbaco islands in the #Bahamas.

I'm speechless. This tops what we saw with #Michael last year. pic.twitter.com/6MLF7C4pD7

— Philippe Papin (@pppapin) September 1, 2019

I wrote a program that calculates storm-centric lat/lon for #GOESEast ABI frames by linearly interpolating NHC storm track data. This allows me to generate animations that follow the center of a #hurricane. Watch #Dorian become a Cat 5 monster with 180 MPH winds. pic.twitter.com/YsMdTKHXBY

— Kevin McGrath (@kevinmmcgrath) September 1, 2019

Most recent dropsonde in #Dorian's eye has a "V" signature that indicates sinking air almost all the way to the ocean surface. This is an extreme signature, and very rare.

The pressure when adjusted for surface wind is about 913mb. pic.twitter.com/wie1hbk4AY

— Dr. Levi Cowan (@TropicalTidbits) September 1, 2019

Category 5 Hurricane #Dorian bearing down on the Abaco Islands 1414Z – 1514Z Sept 1 per 30-second, 500 m GOES-East visible satellite imagery.

Final 30-second imagery of the day as one of the meso sectors has shifted back to the CONUS to cover severe thunderstorms. pic.twitter.com/iR6AgYkLGh

— Bill Line (@bill_line) September 1, 2019

#Dorian Has wreaked havoc on Abacos and Grand Bahama Islands over the past 24+ hours. Here is a satellite recap as it approached, made a 2nd landfall and then stalled out over Grand Bahama Island. Now the storm is finally starting to pull away. In its wake utter devastation… pic.twitter.com/nyFzaPxQOF

— Crist❄️pher Cace (@ccace_wx) September 2, 2019