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Tropical Major Hurricane Laura

I do think we get to cat 2. I’m hesitant to say it gets stronger then that. Because of the elements from Marco. Already worked water May not be as warm


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Brent said:
90 mph inland at 8pm Wednesday on the NHC forecast
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Hmm, an eventual jump through Hispaniola and through Cuba if we go right down the middle. Assuming that happens, 90 mph is actually bullish here probably.

Edit: And if it does stay south, we will see a stronger hurricane.
 
Jessy89 said:
I do think we get to cat 2. I’m hesitant to say it gets stronger then that. Because of the elements from Marco. Already worked water May not be as warm


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Storms virtually always cool the water at least some. But the question is how much? If only a little, the waters will still be quite warm. I'm betting the cooling from Marco will be only a small amount.
 
So, the NHC is projecting for LA a TS hit followed by a H hit just 2 days later. When was the last time the same state got hit by a TS+ 2 days apart?
Anyone know?
 
GaWx said:
So, the NHC is projecting for LA a TS hit followed by a H hit just 2 days later. When was the last time the same state got hit by a TS+ 2 days apart?
Anyone know?
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Florida 2004 Bonnie and Charley a day apart Bonnie was very weak though

That was the same year Florida had 4 hurricanes in 6 weeks Charley Frances Ivan Jeanne Frances and Jeanne hit the same spot 3 weeks apart
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Brent said:
Florida 2004 Bonnie and Charley a day apart Bonnie was very weak though

That was the same year Florida had 4 hurricanes in 6 weeks Charley Frances Ivan Jeanne Frances and Jeanne hit the same spot 3 weeks apart
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Thanks, Brent. So, 2004 had 2 direct TS+ hits only one day apart for the same state. That would beat 2020's projected 2 days apart. However, the two storms in 2004 didn't affect the same areas and, as you said, Bonnie was weak. So, if the NHC tracks verify, 2020 would beat 2004 for the same area being affected and potentially with the weaker of the two being stronger in 2020.
 
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My money is on the shredder tonight. Well find out who wins in the morning.
 
GaWx said:
Storms virtually always cool the water at least some. But the question is how much? If only a little, the waters will still be quite warm. I'm betting the cooling from Marco will be only a small amount.
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The overall shallowness of the gulf, in comparison to the Atlantic, should limit upwelling of very cool water. The whole column should not have “cooler” water to draw from , due to less variance in the column
 
Big shift southwest on the GFS run.
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EDIT: CMC site I use still had 12z run. 0z had 992 MB landfalling near Slidell LA.
 
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