Imagine if this stalled convection N of Henri was over land. Would be a much bigger deal. Have to see if comes ashore today or not. 
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Tropical TS Henri
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Henry2326
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Beware the hungry angry salivating BEAST that is …….. blob … meh ??
Now this is interesting … but this ain’t no BOB this is BLOB 
I hope Henri doesn’t shut down the Wilkesboro subway system!
They said it’s coming on shore at low tide
brendan123
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A beautiful partly sunny day on Hatteras with a slight land breeze. Never would have guessed there was a hurricane 200 miles off shore if I hadn’t known about it!
Downeastnc
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Henri is very likely not a hurricane right now, or even that strong of a TS he really looks like garbage......he has maybe 12-24 hrs to get it together before water temps cap any possible intensification....and right now that looks like a pretty large task for Henri to pull off...
RIP. It’s over
Brent
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Definitely not the prettiest hurricane but again the prolonged wind and rain has always been the issue
Luckily it seems the east of NYC track is holding
Luckily it seems the east of NYC track is holding
@NoSnowATL letting his kids draw to much 
Henri looks more like a disorganized Tropical storm than a hurricane.
Track shifted east.
He’s proven even more that this again I just won’t be that big of a deal other than a flash flooding threat for sure .. but honestly everyone deals with that nowadays
smast16
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Henri managed to keep under a healthy CDO in the face of stiff shear, but completely collapses under a ridge axis.
Just goes to show how much we have yet to learn.
Just goes to show how much we have yet to learn.
And yet the stupid thing has an eye clearing out lol
Henry2326
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Downeastnc
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Recon is not finding a cane right now and honestly the surface wind field is smaller and weaker than I thought it would be at this point, Henri appears to have a rather large overall circulation and thats making it tough to wrap up I think...I doubt they lower him to a TS with them expecting some intensification overnight....pressure is down so thats reason enough to keep him a cane I suppose even though the recon plane is not finding anything much above 60-70 mph even at flight level....
That’s some serious squally weather now impacting NYC
Downeastnc
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Finally found some cane conditions on the SE side of the center......not the west side of the center had nothing gust in to the 40's very lopsided storm and the worse will definitely be along and east of track.....also still moving NNE quickly would not be surprised to see some small shifts east with the track...