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Tropical Hurricane Nate

Some have trouble keeping this a tropical storm . Couldn't ask for a better solution. A stropical storm / weak hurricane bringing rain to the dry southeast
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I would say im on the east side, this should be fun for me
 
Storm5 said:
Some have trouble keeping this a tropical storm . Couldn't ask for a better solution. A stropical storm / weak hurricane bringing rain to the dry southeast
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And if Nate strengthens even more, those model intensity guidance will adjust before landfall i assume
 
I don't know why, but despite the obvious differences in origin and track, I like Hurricane Lili as an intensity analog. I could totally see this RI into a Cat 3-4 before hitting a brick wall right before landfall.
 
Arcc said:
I don't know why, but despite the obvious differences in origin and track, I like Hurricane Lili as an intensity analog. I could totally see this RI into a Cat 3-4 before hitting a brick wall right before landfall.
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Yeah, I have a feeling that this messy organization could flip as soon as convection comes around to the north. Given the pressure drop, we could see some strengthening today if that happens. As far as becoming a major, we could see that it we get quick organization between now and the Yucatan, and then RI in the Gulf. The energy is there.
 
Arcc said:
I don't know why, but despite the obvious differences in origin and track, I like Hurricane Lili as an intensity analog. I could totally see this RI into a Cat 3-4 before hitting a brick wall right before landfall.
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I'm always a little weary when I see a TS move over that warm eddie loop in the central GOM we have seen many times storms explode in the area...


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As far as landfall intensity I think it will all be determined by movement. If Nate chugs westward shear will be higher than if it moves more east along with the flow. If it can move fast along with the flow the effective shear will decrease.

If shear penetrates the core then I could easily see a senario where the coast is expecting a Cat 4 to only recieve a floundering Cat 1.
 
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I'm always a little weary when I see a TS move over that warm eddie loop in the central GOM we have seen many times storms explode in the area...


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I don't know how much it matters in the case. A small fast moving hurricane would have rocket fuel well up to landfall.
 
Nate is currently east of the NHC track. Would support further development as it stays over water and further away from the Yucatan

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Nate is currently east of the NHC track. Would support further development as it stays over water and further away from the Yucatan

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Yep, and on TWC, fwiw, they said they didn't think the 80 mph max would verify, that it would either stay a TS, or be stronger than cat 1
 
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