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Tropical Hurricane Dorian

Well that 00Z Euro run was a game changer for us up in NC if correct...had 80-100 mph gust over almost all of eastern NC with the center making landfall over Swansboro moving more NE up into the Pamlico Sound.

Maps?


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Here the track is NE from there for the most part MBY according to this wind map is in the 80-100 range for 6 friggen hrs...if that verified it would the highest winds here since Bertha and Fran

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Even very minute changes in Hurricane Dorian's track would drastically change the severity of direct impacts in central-eastern NC esp for those along the I-95 & US HWY 1 corridors.
If the westward shift in the EPS continues, could definitely envision a scenario where tropical storm force winds make it to areas like the Triangle which currently aren't under a tropical storm watch.
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Recon actually shows a NNE jog recently
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Off topic and wrong thread but has the most traffic currently, has there been any word on hurricane Josh?
 
fwiw HWRF has the eye rake the SC coast and make landfall around Georgetown SC, then a second landfall on the southern side of cape fear
 
Today is going to be critical for the track of Dorian. Schools and such are going to have to make decisions soon about whether to close or not.
 
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Dorian looks to have really slowed once again , wont this give it time to strengthen again,I mean not to Cat 4 or 5 but possibly Cat 2 or maybe even Cat 3 ,I would think so ?
 
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