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Tropical Hurricane Idalia
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Brent
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Slight west shift 
For the 1st time the 18z Icon have shifted track inland riding along the coast of SC. Bad conditions expected in SC.
NoSnowATL
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SC_Wildcat
Member
Hoping this thing doesn’t stall like Matthew or Florence.
3k nam sucks with TS I know but it sure has a nice inland track, tons of rain
Probably some clown wind maps with it too
Probably some clown wind maps with it too
I don't even think it's that crazy with 90F waters. Haha
Honestly who knows lol, we will find out soon enough
Shaggy
Member
An amazing tornado threat with that feeder band onshore flow along the coast as well I bet
Other than some slight deviations along the SC coast, they have back to moving right along the coast again, the NHC really has kept that track pretty much the same since yesterday morning. They have slowed things considerably once off the NC coast… it will be interesting to see if they start slowing it down over land if the models continue the trend of a slower storm after landfall
HugeSnowStick
Member
This is going to go way more west than depicted.
I hope you're, but why?
Wishful thinking? Lol
NoSnowATL
Member
Because he lives in Atlanta ???
HugeSnowStick
Member
No, that is not it all. Even if it does you are in the NE path, So quit the sarcasm. The upper level low in the N gulf is going to dissipate. Turning it to the NNW.
Hope he’s better with hurricanes than he is at snow storms! ??
Outside of the big bend:
If I was from Tifton, GA to about Goldsboro NC I would be really worried about flooding from rain. If I was on the sea islands to Charleston, I’d be really concerned about tidal flooding.
If I was from Tifton, GA to about Goldsboro NC I would be really worried about flooding from rain. If I was on the sea islands to Charleston, I’d be really concerned about tidal flooding.
NOAA dropsonde has it at 985 mb with 17 kt so most likely 983 mb.
