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SnoSki14

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  1. That's a much nicer way of putting it than the terms I'd use.
  2. This could have some of the most substantial indirect impacts we've seen. It's already very large and could double by the time it nears Hatteras. Substantial coastal erosion, flooding, even TS impacts along the coast.
  3. At best the outer banks could see TS winds. Not impossible given its size too and westward lean.
  4. Should be a hell of a wave maker if it gets to 74-75W
  5. If this started out further south then maybe. But we're already at a disadvantage.
  6. It would be very difficult to get this to the US coast given where it's at now. In fact it would be pretty historic.
  7. That's not a heatwave in our 2025 CC era, that's called normal. 95+ for 3 days should be the new criteria
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