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Tropical Major Hurricane Irma (Part 1)

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Brent said:
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I mean, technically Alabama is in the cone
 
Watching my local news, they did an animation of GFS track with wind gusts, it has 119 mph at Brunswick GA, at 4:30 pm Monday!
 
Inland aren't the majority of impacts on the right side of the system or will it be different this go around?
 
Euro gives me 70 mph gusts 6:30 AM Tuesday! :(
 
Curious as to how much impacts will be felt inland and how far they go. Imagine how the millions of people watching this deadly devestating cyclone barrel towards their posisble homes and our nation.
 
DustinWX said:
Inland aren't the majority of impacts on the right side of the system or will it be different this go around?
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It sounds like all around the area will get TS force winds at some point, so probably even up here we can see some TS force winds or gusts as it gets through upstate SC or North GA. I expect 20 - 30 regardless.
 
pcbjr said:
It's like two big grizzly bears wanting to mate - nothing is going to stop them ... whereas if one is (how should I put this?) - a whimp, there's going to be some dancing around before the love starts ...
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Yep, waxing poetic about grizzly sex, while the hell storm bears down on us, lol. That 29 mph wind must be coming out the rear entrance :) Hope you can get that brief, or whatever you are working on finished before the grizzly comes to see your town!
 
Best case for Georgia and South Carolina is a south Florida landfall and it rides inland up the Florida peninsula like many ensemble members show . Of course that would not be good for our Florida friends

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If anything different to my eyes, it looks like it's a little sooner this run and I think the phase is already beginning.
 
Little quicker, shortwave too.. but still have a bad feeling for ga/sc area.
 
Moving definitely N of due West! Maybe WNW!
 
accu35 said:
Yeah well NE. May cut sooner
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So we're east again early in the run ... Jeeze ...
This storm is uncharted territory ... and these model swings are due to models not having a clue how to deal with the dynamics. Reminds me of going into a few Dark Star jams ...
 
pcbjr said:
So we're east again early in the run ... Jeeze ...
This storm is uncharted territory ... and these model swings are due to models not having a clue how to deal with the dynamics. Reminds me of going into a few Dark Star jams ...
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Lol, sorry i spoke to soon. Were actually little west this run
 
Storm5 said:
Best case for Georgia and South Carolina is a south Florida landfall and it rides inland up the Florida peninsula like many ensemble members show . Of course that would not be good for our Florida friends

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No - it would not be. Take one for the team ...?
 
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