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Tropical Major Hurricane Irma (Part 1)

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Ever so slightly NE of 18z spot but these are the lil jogs we should and can expect at this time...still probably mostly on similar path as 18z
 
Long time lurker here. Quick question for everyone. What is the tornado outlook with Irma?

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well that east trend lasted about 10 minutes lol

honestly I'd be shocked to see a drastic shift from here on out, with the Euro/UKMET and apparently all the NHC's top secret models all together, very hard to see a big change
 
Long time lurker here. Quick question for everyone. What is the tornado outlook with Irma?

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Right side of circulation has the highest chance. But still a risk regardless, anywhere.
 
Im up in East Tennessee and the way it's looking we could very well be on the northeast side of Irma. Such a powerful storm with so many ways of devastation that is about to happen. Stay safe everyone.

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near the cape at hr74 and starting to get "tugged" back west. again, looks a little east of 18z run but west of 12z run so far. Weakness EAST is all but gone.
 
Well funny you mention you like when the lurkers speak. First off I am a little kid in a candy store with everyone's observations and knowledge thank you so much for the massive amount of data breakdowns.
My question.. I'll be staying in a place located in West Ga (Near Bowden) their home is at 1500' above sea level will that increase the percieved winds?
 
That gfs run is a major difference for folks futher upstream. Eyewall hugs coast all the way up and has way more punch as opposed to coming straight up midle of penisula.
 
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