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Well to start of for the first 48 hours Irene will have a hard time developing. When the shear relaxes a little and when she gets out of the SAL she will strengthen probalby to a strong Tropical storm in 72hrs. After that in 96 to 120 hours she will probalby strengthen to a cat 1 or 2.
For track I think Irene will keep her WNW track for 72 to 96 hours then a minor trough may change her direction to NW or not. For a first guess she may make landfall at Myrtle Beach.
This probalby stunk but it is my best try.
PS This will be no Andrew.
My first attempt at a decent forecast 1
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