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Irene seems to be getting better organized by the minute, a new center is now taking shape to the east of the previous spot (5AM) and also it seems to be heading on a more pronounce WNW or even NW. It looks like the last model runs may be on track to take this storm close to the Carolinas and then turn it away. Also, the models are now stating that the ridge is not as strong as it was forecast to be yesterday.
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.Irene seems to be getting better organized by the minute, a new center is now taking shape to the east of the previous spot (5AM) and also it seems to be heading on a more pronounce WNW or even NW. It looks like the last model runs may be on track to take this storm close to the Carolinas and then turn it away. Also, the models are now stating that the ridge is not as strong as it was forecast to be yesterday
It's still heading 270-280. What you see are the cloud tops getting blown off in a NW direction as the SE-NW shear is not unfolding...
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boca_chris wrote:she is strengthening...I expect T.S status by end of day today.
not picking on you but i bet we can find this statement at least once every day for the past 4 or 5 days...heck yesterday i thought we may have a very strong TS by this point the way it seemed to be intensifing, let's wait and see if this trend continues for more than 6 hours
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no way. pullin an Andrew would be weird to say the least. I wanna really see todays 18Z runs and Im also gonna be looking out for a WNW turn to materialize. Im not saying its gonna happen but according to the models its suppose to happen later today. Ill be waiting for it and if it still doesnt happen, well thats why I wanna see the 18Z models.
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WeatherEmperor wrote:no way. pullin an Andrew would be weird to say the least. I wanna really see todays 18Z runs and Im also gonna be looking out for a WNW turn to materialize. Im not saying its gonna happen but according to the models its suppose to happen later today. Ill be waiting for it and if it still doesnt happen, well thats why I wanna see the 18Z models.
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I think it depends on whether Irene is strengthening or if it goes back to being a dis-organized system. Like a post earlier said, Irene has made it this far west already because its been poorly organized.
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boca_chris wrote:Do you think she'll pull an Andrew and fake the models out and head towards S FL or is New Bern North Carolina the target.
No, I don't think she'll head towards S. Florida like Andrew. There was a massive ridge in place that caused that. Highely unlikely.
Models seem to be in pretty good agreement right now that she will track more toward the Carolinas. It will be interesting to see what the model runs do when/if she becomes stronger.
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