iGRXY
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Widespread 5-7" totals now from WPC for all of SC/NC and majority of Georgia. Really got to feel for Florida as that is a swath of 10-20" totals from the WPC on top of Storm Surge.
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Tropical Hurricane Ian
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Widespread 5-7" totals now from WPC for all of SC/NC and majority of Georgia. Really got to feel for Florida as that is a swath of 10-20" totals from the WPC on top of Storm Surge.
Cary_Snow95
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Northern edge of the eye now back over water
Cary_Snow95
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Cary_Snow95
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Now most tracks enter the Atlantic..
BHS1975
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EMTime
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he looks to be growing in size. Not sure.
There’s a reason cat 5’s are rare. I’d say this will top out at 140-145 mph or so, at best
Henry2326
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I believe that too.
smast16
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Too early to wobble watch, because i think he just wobbled east.
Again short term movement so maybe no huge deal, land interaction could play a role in this, but obvious some eastward of due north movement as noted by recon fixes
Henry2326
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He's big enough now, he can do what he wants.
Also I’m sure we will have new blow up thunderstorms surrounding the center as we move over water and those are known to knock it around and I assume could shift it a bit N or even NW for a bit.
It goin' rain...lots. Coastal front with a tropical plume riding over it? (interior SE)
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Shaggy
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Yeah on visible his short term he definitely has a slight eastward component to movement. Not sure any models had thatAgain short term movement so maybe no huge deal, land interaction could play a role in this, but obvious some eastward of due north movement as noted by recon fixes
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DadOfJax
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All models have had that off of Cuba’s coast
weather bubba
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The ICON was also persistent in showing the hurricane reemerging into the Atlantic after crossing Florida. Score a coup for the crazy Kraut model too.
Stormsfury
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Ian's eye is actually already becoming better defined as it's set to move off the coast of Cuba. No doubt, Ian was in an explosive deepening phase as it made landfall (since pressure was still falling just after landfall early this morning)
What can be expected in Orlando this far inland? I'm stuck at Disney (staying off property). I'm not concerned with flooding as much I am wind damage with power out. I'm not home so I can't prepare other than getting food and water. I'm on the 6th floor of a hotel, so that should provide for some interesting views. My flight was supposed to leave tomorrow. Doubt that happens