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Tropical Major Hurricane Irma (Part 1)

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Heading nw at 108
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Think Irma just took a breath. I think it will begin to re-intensify sometime in the next 24 hours (like thats a big difference atm!). The last 12 hours of recon have shown a pretty good expansion of the wind field especially in the northern quads. If it does weaken at some point I hope the media emphasizes that the difference between 185 and 145 is a concrete slab or just 4 walls standing. The public hears weakening they think they are out of the woods.
 
Eps should be interesting. I bet more members west this run
 
One of the tracks we may see is up through southern FL, up through extreme eastern GOM, cross over central FL, (roughly) back out over open water (SE coast) then makes 2nd landfall over GA/SC boarder.

If that was the case, Irma would lose strength and then gain strength again before making landfall for the 2nd time.

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One of the tracks we may see is up through southern FL, up through extreme eastern GOM, cross over central FL, (roughly) back out over open water (SE coast) then makes 2nd landfall over GA/SC boarder.

If that was the case, Irma would lose strength and then gain strength again before making landfall for the 2nd time.

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IDK, that NW bend is looking more likely
 
Where does Jose end up. Same HP blocking sending Irma NW should be sending Jose west
 
WeatherWatch said:
One of the tracks we may see is up through southern FL, up through extreme eastern GOM, cross over central FL, (roughly) back out over open water (SE coast) then makes 2nd landfall over GA/SC boarder.

If that was the case, Irma would lose strength and then gain strength again before making landfall for the 2nd time.

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Once the trough pulls out of the NE A more NW track will take shape I'm not sure a Euro like track going into western Florida would ever make it back into the Atlantic
 
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