Irma looks to be NE of the Euro's initialized position so I'm not sure it'll go that far west.
Can someone post the latest euro model?
oh dang! thats like 75-85kt winds around here. so 85-95mph windsAtlanta takes on much stronger winds this run
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Irma looks to be NE of the Euro's initialized position so I'm not sure it'll go that far west.
no joke this is board wide hit!! **IF** this run is right. Yes, less extreme for NC, but there is going to be wind and rain for sure. SC, GA and even AL get nailed with this one.
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so the west trend continues ever so slightlyAtlanta takes on much stronger winds this run
oh dang! thats like 75-85kt winds around here. so 85-95mph winds
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About the same as 0z. I saw a Mac of nearly 100 mph in central to north ga then. Still looks bad. Finished trimming the vulnerable trees, so we should be fine hereoh dang! thats like 75-85kt winds around here. so 85-95mph winds
Will do.AT PAGE 200 (or after Euro), PLEASE LOCK AND START AN IRMA PART 2 THREAD!!! I would, but a bit busy right now.
AgreedThe inland track to the NW is pretty much a lock regardless of the Florida track is 50 or 75 miles east
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Agreee Larry is run is likely a bit too far west. But maybe not. It may just keep chugging WWWWNWW for awhile longer and catch back up.I think that a track a bit to the right of the 12Z Euro in FL needs to considered being that the hour 6 position (2 PM), which is overland in Cuba, is clearly south of reality, which is just N of Cuba.
Yeah, i image wobbles will happen up till landfallAgreee Larry is run is likely a bit too far west. But maybe not. It may just keep chugging WWWWNWW for awhile longer and catch back up.