Belle Lechat
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That's about where Hurricane Hazel hit in 1954. For the really old timers in Eastern North Carolina, Hazel is still the benchmark that hurricanes is measured by.
makes sense, half of it is over land.Cloud tops warming now.
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If anything the eye wall looks better on radar
So close
Mike Siedel just said this is one of the worst hurricanes he has ever been in.
Yep. Takes a 980 right into HHI. Consensus for this area for 2nd LF.Euro down to 980MB at 48 hours.
Consensus? There is a split camp. I know the southern solution affects the mountains more but it's anything but a consensus right now.Yep. Takes a 980 right into HHI. Consensus for this area for 2nd LF.
I think euro is gonna keep going north and the northern camp will head a bit south and it'll be somewhere between Kiawah and Edisto. I still weigh the modelling that took this out into the atlantic more than the others as well but thats just me.Euro is still ticking faster and farther N/NE looks like landfall will be near HHI
Consensus from the Hurricane models.Consensus? There is a split camp. I know the southern solution affects the mountains more but it's anything but a consensus right now.
Nah. The same was said when Michael came in too. This one is as bad and will cause a LOT more damage.Storm seems far weaker than Michael at first take