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Tropical Major Hurricane Irma (Part 1)

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Two things before bed.

One, the big boost in the northern outflow channel.

Two, if the Euro is correct the slowly increasin southwesterly shear mentioned by NHC will not bother Irma that much due to its increasing northeasterly movement. Bent mentioned Charley which is a good case.
 
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Arcc said:
Two things before bed.

One, the big boost in the northern outflow channel.

Two, if the Euro is correct the slowly increasin southwesterly shear mentioned by NHC will not bother Irma that much due to its increasing northeasterly movement. Bent mentioned Charley which is a good case.
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Wilma also was travelling with the shear into the same general area and bombed out again approaching FL (when the NHC thought she'd just gradually weaken fail)
 
I've been watching forecast and satellites the last 2 days. Am I the only one thinking this could hit in the panhandle? The models have shifted W for 2 days w no sign of stopping. Just think it may go much further west that forecast.
 
CBrown said:
I've been watching forecast and satellites the last 2 days. Am I the only one thinking this could hit in the panhandle? The models have shifted W for 2 days w no sign of stopping. Just think it may go much further west that forecast.
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yes that possibility is still on the table at this time if so it depends where the panhandle is hit and what strength she is packing what the northern and eastern sides from there get
 
Thnx pea, I agree. Was wondering if I was the only seeing that possibility. It hasn't shown much effort to start it's N track.
 
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