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Tropical Major Hurricane Irma (Part 1)

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Well will say shift W continues and with the HP getting stronger and the trough farther N trend W is limitless till we see it settle in on a solution. Just a hunch...

....carry on
 
Abominably huge.
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That is probably the most insane model run of a tropical system that I have ever seen.
 
Non-meteorologist question: What makes it so consistent that there's ever a North/northeast-ish turn at all? Still seems western Gulf highly unlikely because that north/northeast turn is coming (the only consistent thing I've seen every run of almost everything). Why is that inevitable?
 
After all, my first prediction map I drew up 2-3 days ago may be right after all.
P.S. I'm not bragging, I'm happy that my prediction map may come true)
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So its showing it 973 mb in extreme North GA. Has a tropical system ever stayed over land for 800 miles and still have a pressure that low ?
 
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