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40-80" is a pretty big spread.

It hasn't moved in the last 90 minutes.

Been raining down here since 4pm. Stiff east winds and 48-49 degrees. Would be a nice snowstorm down here and hearbreak up there if it was 2 months later. Maybe winter is showing it's hand early

New cone has Kingston in it now .

Late to this one & not sure if this has been posted….but if you’re on X this is just a jaw dropping thread!!! https://x.com/flynonymouswx/status/1982911146266075605?s=46&t=0ZvB_AF2VfA6c0SDxf53yA .

It almost looks stationary the last few frames.

What exactly are we talking about here?.

If it isn’t updating online, check out MaxVelocity’s stream, he has it .

They widened the cone significantly. Much more room off the west coast, and pretty much to the eastern edge.

Those are just the 8pm statistics with the 5pm cone. The new cone would come out at 11pm.

Agree. Like last night it probably needs to get a little deeper into the night for the winds to respond to what we're seeing with convection. Still no evidence of an ERC so I'm inclined to think we peak tonight. Maybe a touch closer to 900mb even (but staying just above).

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They did a 8pm EST cone update for some reason. Just released .

Super strong storms seem to do their own thing.

What new cone update?

You’re going to have fluctuations at this intensity.

The newest cone update is so much wider…. Lots of uncertainty. This hurricane is nuts .

Possible it weakened a little earlier and maybe it’s getting steam Again.

Pressure up on 8pm advisory and winds stayed same. I honestly thought pressure may be down and winds up based on how satellite looked.

18z euro AI snow us early Nov

https://x.com/StormCat5_/status/1982935576853533122 almost outside the cone

40-50" totals possible?

It would be interesting to see if the rest of the globe follows that. Would be so interesting if say the Pacific had more cat 5s with low solar. Im sure there is some study somewhere for the world.

Another interval not fitting too well would be 1953-54 with numerous major hurricanes (even if not cat 5) at a solar minimum. By 1955 it was early stages of an eventual very large solar maximum.

It's been hard getting TT to work along with the recon sites, Jamaica radar, and satellite pages for me