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  1. HillsdaleMIWeather
    This is getting worse and worse, is their a chance this could reach Cat 5 again briefly?
  2. HillsdaleMIWeather
    Raw T still 6.4, Final T up to 6.1
  3. HillsdaleMIWeather
    Surprised they didn't up it to 125
  4. HillsdaleMIWeather
    New Raw T up to 6.4. Appears bombs away for intensification
  5. HillsdaleMIWeather
    931.1 was the lowest extrapolated, but winds have gone up a little.
  6. HillsdaleMIWeather
    Pressure hasn't really budged, 931.1
  7. HillsdaleMIWeather
    Raw T still at 6.2, Final T up to 5.9
  8. HillsdaleMIWeather
    Recon headed towards the NE eyewall, so we should get some idea of what the hell is going on soon
  9. HillsdaleMIWeather
    New Raw T is up to 6.2
  10. HillsdaleMIWeather
    Uh... New NHC Forecast never has it getting to Cat 4 now. Their being WAY too conservative.
  11. HillsdaleMIWeather
    Also recon shows wind speeds increasing too
  12. HillsdaleMIWeather
    Recon has a pressure of 931.4
  13. HillsdaleMIWeather
    Recon flight is moving in to the storm now
  14. HillsdaleMIWeather
    Looks like the budge to the NW may finally be happening
  15. HillsdaleMIWeather
    Recon is headed for the eye, this should be interesting
  16. HillsdaleMIWeather
    Definite NW motion towards the end.
  17. HillsdaleMIWeather
    New NHC advisory isn't really expecting RI, just a gradual one over the next 24 prior to landfall.
  18. HillsdaleMIWeather
    Recon down to 933 mb
  19. HillsdaleMIWeather
    Dropsonode was 939
  20. HillsdaleMIWeather
    They found a 937.1 one too
  21. HillsdaleMIWeather
    Looking at satellite shows the shift happened about an hour ago
  22. HillsdaleMIWeather
    Is it just me, or has a solid NW motion appeared on the visible sat the last 30 mins?
  23. HillsdaleMIWeather
    Current SST's arent good. Will support rapid reintensification.
  24. HillsdaleMIWeather
    At 200 AM EDT (0600 UTC), the center of Hurricane Irma was located by Air Force Reserve Hurricane Hunter aircraft and Cuban radar data near latitude 22.3 North, longitude 78.2 West. Irma is moving toward the west near 12 mph (19 km/h). A turn toward the northwest is expected by late today. On the forecast track, the center of Irma will move near the north coast of Cuba today, near the Florida Keys Sunday morning, and then near the southwest coast of Florida Sunday afternoon
  25. HillsdaleMIWeather
    Considering the fact it made partial landfall, that's actually really good.
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