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Tropical Major Hurricane Irma (Part 1)

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I just have a hard time buying into the fact that it would not feel the weakness sooner and turn North . Someone help me out. That's a massive weakness and a powerful storm . 1+2 = poleward

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Storm5 said:
I just have a hard time buying into the fact that it would not feel the weakness sooner and turn North . Someone help me out. That's a massive weakness and a powerful storm . 1+2 = poleward

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I haven't been able to look into it, but maybe take a look at the trough and whatever is going on with it versus the GFS/previous Euro?
 
I mean, a hurricane has never cut up through the spine of FL. That never happens (not saying that it won't happen with Irma.) That's rare for a hurricane to directly come up literally middle of FL.

It has to go on one side or the other of FL, possibly both sides as the track I mentioned.

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The Euro is an absolute nightmare for the I-75 corridor, heck, all the way to Atlanta. I don't think the millions living in the Atlanta metro are thinking about 60+ mph gusts in this part of the state.

I-75 or I-95? Not a lot of distance between the two in Florida, but a world of difference in impacts.

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It's one run. The theme today has been a little west . Let's see what the eps shows in a little bit

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bud006 said:
The Euro is an absolute nightmare for the I-75 corridor, heck, all the way to Atlanta. I don't think the millions living in the Atlanta metro are thinking about 60+ mph gusts in this part of the state.

I-75 or I-95? Not a lot of distance between the two in Florida, but a world of difference in impacts.

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The ones that read this board are! I've got tons of old Oaks in my yard that the city won't let me cut down.
 
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This would be horrible
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I was too young to remember Hurricane Opal, but I would imagine this specific scenario would far exceed the wind damage that hurricane did here. Fortunately, it's just one run of this extreme (so far).

Also if only we could launch weather balloons like that all the time daily, maybe we would save ourselves from some headaches. lol
 
Weatherlover92 said:
I was too young to remember Hurricane Opal, but I would imagine this specific scenario would far exceed the wind damage that hurricane did here. Fortunately, it's just one run of this extreme (so far).

Also if only we could launch weather balloons like day all the time daily, maybe we would save ourselves from some headaches. lol
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Opal did alot of damage where I lived in Birmingham at the time. I was in 3rd grade. Didn't see anything close to that until Ivan came around in 2004
 
Interesting run by the Euro! Saves my backyard and sadly destroys another person's backyard.


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