ATL: IRENE - Models
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Re: ATL: IRENE - Models
Kory wrote:CrazyC83 wrote:Kory wrote:As the models continue to shift eastward, I expect the forecast track to be shifted slightly more east. As I called it a few days ago, it is forecasted to turn north, east of Florida.
At this point, there might be a chance it might escape the Southeast completely. How is the ridge supposed to hold up farther north though? Any chance it could get pushed into the Northeast?
No, I expect Irene to erode the ridge a bit more since she will be pushing category 2/3 strength by Thursday and Friday. I don't see a northeast US direct landfall, but a recurve just offshore of North Carolina is possible, but not likely.
Cat 5 storms create their own enviroments.. A Cat 2/3 is not going to break down a strong high pressure ridge.. there are physics in play thet nullify your reasoning As a friendly tip you may want to think about using a disclaimer if youre going to post forecast and landfall thoughts before a big mean admin gives you the evil eye
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Re: ATL: IRENE - Models
From the +54 hour point it will have to make a pretty hard turn to keep pace with east models.
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72 hr looks a little closer to sfl but still should turn in next image
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It is slightly further west but by a fairly small distance really on the grand scale of things.
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