Also, especially due to the projected very rare fast (25-30 mph) motion, the max wind potential to the west of the center will likely be reduced significantly vs near and to the E of it. A slower moving storm of the same strength in the same location would have higher winds to the west of the center as the winds around it would be more symmetrical.
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Misc Sizzling Shenanigans: warm season whamby
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Also, especially due to the projected very rare fast (25-30 mph) motion, the max wind potential to the west of the center will likely be reduced significantly vs near and to the E of it. A slower moving storm of the same strength in the same location would have higher winds to the west of the center as the winds around it would be more symmetrical.
Man you gotta be trolling now? 135 miles is a long way for a tropical system on land. You're probably under a warming for gusts. Your 75 mph gusts could easily translate to 50 mph gusts 135 miles further north.
Drizzle Snizzle
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It says 65-85 with gusts to 100 mph here
Of course, that's what southeast ridge, dewy dan, drizzle snizzle fo' shizzle does best