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Not having been on the net much today and not having checked out the models since yesterday I find these trends interesting/disturbing. When this all started with Isabel I made a comment to an admin here that I saw two possibilities-1 was a FL then GOM run and the other was a SNE run. This storm is still defying the odds IMO and to be honest, even looking at WV this afternoon and looking past today to the future it is still a big ?????? IMO what will happen past 3 days out. Unlike all the other storms this season Isabel is a slow mover. Unlike all the other storms this season Isabel has been a CAT5 storm, lost it and regained it. THIS STORM AND THIS SEASON IS ONE FOR THE RECORD BOOKS IMO.
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