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08-01-2020, 05:52 PM
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It won't do jack to FL. Few lucky peeps will get some rain while we bake away on the west coast. Another record 98f today in Tampa.
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08-01-2020, 06:04 PM
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Location: NMB, SC
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Also want to note that after expected brush/landfall with FL that it's likely to re-emerge briefly back over the warm waters of the Atlantic and try to reorganize a tad before coming into SC & NC. Residents there need to be finishing prep for possible strong Tropical Storm, several inches of rain with flooding potential (not a Florence, but heavy rains likely to lead to some scattered issues), scattered power outages and downed trees (winds of around 40mph and higher is typically when tree/power issues begin).
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SC here and people starting prepping on Friday. Gas station was pretty busy with people filling up their tanks; bank drivethru busy as well and then the supermarket.
Hotel parking lots were less than 1/2 full when I went to the beach this morning at 7am.
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08-01-2020, 07:15 PM
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Location: Inland FL
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CBS News " deadly storm takes aim at Florida "  
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Yep just another day. A little breezy but it's been drier that it was last month. |
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08-01-2020, 07:51 PM
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Sat 1Aug 8pEDT/AST:
Winds 70mph(110km/h) (mainly just NE and E side)
Moving NW 9mph(15km/h) (slowing ahead of expected turn up the coast)
Pressure 993mb
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08-01-2020, 08:03 PM
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This is getting interesting. The latest that I can see is it turning back into a hurricane overnight and skirting the coast of Florida from just north of Ft Lauderdale going up the coast, then open water moving NE into the Carolinas and then moving up the coast to new England.
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08-01-2020, 09:42 PM
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Location: under the beautiful Carolina blue
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Vacationing in Wrightsville Beach. Absolutely nothing happening here. Wonder if they will order people off the island at some point. Side note high tide was VERY high today.
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08-01-2020, 09:43 PM
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There are 2 spins on radar...one well southeast of Miami and the other well due East. Can see on recon as well: https://www.tropicaltidbits.com/recon/ in some of the past tracks they’ve flown where wind shifts direction. My guess is LLC is SE and maybe mid level or just spin from that earlier burst is the one to the East. Not sure what effect, if any, this will have (but if it’s just Low level and Mid level then that displacement is just byproduct of wind shear).. |
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08-01-2020, 10:04 PM
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Sat 1Aug 11pEDT/AST:
Winds 70mph(110km/h) (mainly just N to E side)
Moving NW 9mph(15km/h)
Pressure 995mb
NHC says has about 24hrs to restrengthen slowly potentially then weaken due to interaction with/near FL and wind shear again. Pressure up a tad so it's not doing any restrengthening at the moment. NHC says that extra spin S of Freeport is indeed either Mid-level center or vorticity maximum, but also mentions about storms current center location then saying "Assuming that the aforementioned mid-level feature is not the dominant center of circulation,". Could we get a new center just to the NE? I guess we shall see...
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08-01-2020, 10:09 PM
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Location: Near the Coast SWCT
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Vacationing in Wrightsville Beach. Absolutely nothing happening here. Wonder if they will order people off the island at some point. Side note high tide was VERY high today.
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This is getting interesting. The latest that I can see is it turning back into a hurricane overnight and skirting the coast of Florida from just north of Ft Lauderdale going up the coast, then open water moving NE into the Carolinas and then moving up the coast to new England.
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Yep just another day. A little breezy but it's been drier that it was last month.
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SC here and people starting prepping on Friday. Gas station was pretty busy with people filling up their tanks; bank drivethru busy as well and then the supermarket.
Hotel parking lots were less than 1/2 full when I went to the beach this morning at 7am.
Weekenders probably cancelled their plans.
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Appreciate the posts guys. Keep us posted. Nothing big but at least something to talk about. Get a rain gauge set up. They aren't expensive. (The $3 ones work fine)
11pm update has landfall in SC and the center of Isaias over NJ Tuesday 8pm then through CT and New England
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