Still a split camp almostJust another image of eps and it's run right up spine of Fl.
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Tropical Major Hurricane Irma (Part 1)
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I agree 10000000%
gawxnative
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Yes would lead to very widespread wind issues... Lots of power system impact, and possibly true structure damage... besides major tree impact...
Storm5
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Lol at the ukmet
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Storm5
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That Euro run would bring big problems to central Georgia
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Storm5
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Off topic but Jose at day ten lol
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GeorgiaGirl
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Looks like Jose wants to repeat Irma on that map lul. (This would not be a funny matter IF true)
ForsythSnow
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That map is very telling of what is to come. Where did you find that? That would be very useful in the future.
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Brick Tamland
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Off topic but Jose at day ten lol
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Jose don't trust his woman Irma and is following her to work.
Ya that would be quite windy lolThat Euro run would bring big problems to central Georgia
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Storm5
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Northern Georgia is the sweet spot after landfall on the eps
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Storm5
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Still two camps after landfall . One that bends NW and the other that lifts N then NE. The NHC seems to be taking the middle road at the moment
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ForsythSnow
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Looks to be still very strong.
Ya it’s gonna come down to how much does the existing trof moving through now effect it
They can't bite on that NW hook. It goes against climo! Middle of road is safe right now! That euro run last night = disaster for upstate!
Webberweather53
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Looks to be still very strong.
Yeah, lowest 150m average is 160 knots, this hasn't really weakened at all.
Storm5
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Hurricane watches are imminent for parts of Florida
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WeatherWatch
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The good news about Irma is, that it will be on the move and not stall out or move slowly like Harvey did. Also, Irma is likely to rapidly dissipate as the LP pulls off to the north and west.
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Brick Tamland
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It does look like we are getting closer to having a consensus with the path hitting Florida and then again between the GA and SC border and Charleston. Hope the best for everyone in the path, and hope it doesn't have too much impact here.
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Brick Tamland
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WRAL weather has it coming in at the GA and SC border, but only as a cat 1.
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