http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/PS/TROP/positions.html
That is way up there but is this a hurricane as those 4.0 T numbers reflect?
SSD T number for Henri 4.0
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SSD T number for Henri 4.0
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Stormsfury wrote:What's happened here was the intense wrapping of the convection on the NW'ern quad and the way that it wrapped in... I don't believe this is a hurricane by any means but Henri has become better defined and organized ...
Thanks for that info, SF. Any thoughts on how strong the max winds might be at landfall?
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Henri strengthening rapidly?
It sure looks that way and just maybe if sits out there long enough, who knows it may just become a hurricane.
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