Tropical Major Hurricane Florence
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Carl Parker on TWC is doing a great job with explaining how rare this is.
I have never seen a track like this lol
UK tracks along 34N, landfalls just south of ILM. Very similar to NHC track. Thanks to WebberWeather53 for this link.
http://tgftp.nws.noaa.gov/data/raw/wt/wtnt82.egrr..txt
http://tgftp.nws.noaa.gov/data/raw/wt/wtnt82.egrr..txt
I don't even have words haha
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Looking at the microwave Florence appears to have completed an eyewall replacement cycle a little before noon today and thus has a larger eye and also a better chance of stronger organization coming up.
The southwestern side of Florence certainly looks more improved over the past half hour,maybe it's working out some of that dry air.
GFS takes Florence as far NW is Eastrern KY at hour 156 then turns back SW thru Western NC at hour 168 to about the midpoint of the SC/GA line at hour 180 with the remnants about to emerge back into the Atlantic off the Southern coast of SC at hour 186. Edit: Actually turns SW again and emerges off the Florida panhandle into the GOM at hour 204.
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It certainly does, it looks like shear might be letting up too as the outflow is expanding quickly to the west.
Looks like she is still being effect by some shear on the Western Side.
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