iGRXY
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it’s nice to see the NAM still struggling with QPF
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Tropical Hurricane Ian
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Cary_Snow95
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This is becoming a bigger deal for NC each run
Can't wait for the wind maps!
Trends continue, almost to state line now
Probably much more realistic this run
If I get a 58 mph gust up here I'll pay for your weatherbell subscription thru the Winter...... in other words, it ain't happening
I'm in sending you my venmo
Not really, as @thunderwolf explained earlier probably a result of some models algorithms struggling with the lowest pressures and where to place the lp. Remnants may slide back east but nothing really showing it going south
Brick Tamland
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Models have been really bad with Ian. This is as bad as seeing the change in snow storms inside 24 hours. I'm not surprised to see it, either. The way these hurricanes blow up quickly now and continue to get stronger all the way up to landfall is something we have seen the past few years, and I think the models just can't handle them as well anymore.
Probably not unless it starts going to town overnight and actually looks like a tropical system in the morning. I mean 3k gets it down to 969 and looks good on sim IR
Stormsfury
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1mb deeper, NNW of first pass
This is the model to look at for the duration of this hurricane.
A couple more East and North, and you gonna be in the Shetley dry boat! ??
Can I link you to the banter thread
JHS
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No, they are money from Charlotte and east. Raleigh gets 3-5 out of it easy. Same thing for Fayetteville and the Triad too.