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Tropical Major Hurricane Irma (Part 1)

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Yeah don't sweat the trolls... that was great stuff right there, really interesting no doubt
We will probably do another show Wednesday maybe with Chris, Charlie and myself, possibly Webb. Hopefully I don't have to host. Being color commentary is much easier than play by play.

We are also working on a very special guest. mwhaha
 
Sorry, boys and girls...(for the background noise on my part at the beginning). Thought it was on mute. LOOOONG trip home from Florida.
 
We will probably do another show Wednesday maybe with Chris, Charlie and myself, possibly Webb. Hopefully I don't have to host. Being color commentary is much easier than play by play.
Yeah I'm sure but you did fine, those guys really didn't need much commentary throw a question out and let'em roll with it
 
I thought it was interesting about the 18z gefs and the SST

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Did the NHC forecast move further south somehow? Does it matter with the north and northeast movement to follow?
 
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someone failed on the cone, also missed the hurricane warning for PR :p

The track is correct though, 8pm points at 11pm, 5pm was 2pm points, they don't change on intermediates
 
Irma has hurricane force winds 45 miles away from the center and 140 miles TS force winds away from the center as of 11pm update
 
TS force winds will be felt across most of FL Friday. Irma's wind field has been increasing.
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I notice in their discussion they state at the end of the 5 days it will be slowing down
Interesting map no N turn noticed

4a comes early
True but they did say it would be slowing down so gotta wonder if next point would be north....

A broad trough is forecast to amplify over the eastern U.S. in
72 hours and then lift northeastward leaving a weakness in the ridge
to north of the hurricane. This should cause a slowing of the
forward speed near the end of the forecast period
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I feel better about this not being a major event for myself and most of NC, but feel bad for Florida.
 
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