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Tropical Major Hurricane Irma (Part 1)

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She's wrapping up quickly. Those larger mountains must have been what slowed it down because the coast it's on now has little effect.

It will regain Cat 4 easily.
 
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The longer she stayed over Cuba, the further West she'd go. Don't forget those water temperatures on her way too. She'll likely be just fine strength wise.
 
One thing I see that needs to really be watched. It looks like Cuba has really tightened the inner circulation. So while yes Irma is a large hurricane, the inner core may stay very small. In effect what I'm saying is do not be surprised to see this go gangbusters and intensify very quickly.
 
I wonder why? A faster storm coming from the gulf should cause more issues across northern portions not less?


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I think areas being affected worse have less population. I can't say for sure!

Also, the SPC map idea, I think I will leave that stuff off because I do not want to risk imagery not updating with actual warning data for tornadoes etc. and being responsible.
 
I wonder why? A faster storm coming from the gulf should cause more issues across northern portions not less?


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Yeah. The latest GFS increased wind gusts around here in north Georgia to 60-70 mph
 
That’s going to bring some higher wind speeds over larger area inland too. Especially with a stronger system as it might not spend as much time over the mainland
Chris. IMO it looks like it s wanting to "rabbit" inland much like Eloise, Opal and even Hugo.. and with the "full landfall" not until near the Big Bend, all of us "Georgia Folk" (and East Alabama) could be in for a ride.
 
That's truly worst if it picks up speed at landfall on GFS track and power we got issues throughout GA and north of ATL
 
GFS 175mph right before landfall in FL! GFS you silly
 
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