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Tropical TS Beta

NEW READING OF 996MB AND DUE NORTH
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Very first sentence in the 10pm discussion confirms Beta's center is further northeastward.

An Air Force Reserve Hurricane Hunter aircraft investigating Beta
this evening found that the center has re-formed or been tugged
northeastward by bursts of strong convection.
 
THIS IS MY THINKING AS WELL. IF A HIGH PRESSURE SYSTEM DOESNT FORM ON THE SE U.S. SOMEWHERE AROUND NW GA TO WEST TENNESEE AND THE HIGH PRESSURE RIDGE ERODES TO THE EAST OF THIS SYSTEM AND THE ONE TO THE WEST PUSHES EAST SOME MORE THEN THIS WILL HAVE TO CONTINUE ON THE N OR NE TRACK
 
0z ukmet

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Barely doesn't make landfall in TX and then hits LA as a somewhat weaker stormsfcwind_mslp.gom (1).png
0z euro appears to be making landfall in TX at 66 hours

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What a crazy year...I have never seen a storm travel the outline a coast of two states. Matthew came close. But wow.


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What a crazy year...I have never seen a storm travel the outline a coast of two states. Matthew came close. But wow.


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Not to be nit picky but Matthew literally hugged the coast from FL to NC.......so FL, GA, SC, NC all had the center on or right off the coast....we are talking 600-800 miles of coastline....
 
Not to be nit picky but Matthew literally hugged the coast from FL to NC.......so FL, GA, SC, NC all had the center on or right off the coast....we are talking 600-800 miles of coastline....

I stand corrected.


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Shes not suppose to make hurricane status until she gets closer to Texas coast.
 
Looking like it may never get back into the Gulf some of the runs today are even close to me lol

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I must say I appreciate having highs only in the 70s, lows in the 60s, and cloudy skies for several days. It feels more like one of those Miller A southern slider winter storms, especially with Beta where it is in the GOM, and the future projected path it looks to take. I hope we can get some solid several day winter lows like this in December and January. Maybe it's too much to ask for, lol.
 
This would be dead anywhere else but it’s in the gulf so I fully expect it can recover much easier than say the Atlantic
 
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