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  1. MattPetrulli
    Yeah I agree, there has been an obvious detrition of the west eyewall. Doesn't matter much at this point though, catastrophic landfall is pretty much set in stone.
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    928.3 extrapolated on last pass.
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    105 knt SFMR in NW eyewall too.
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    Holy crap
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    2 AM is 115 MPH, 955 MB.
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    Yeah Ida with no exaggeration really looks better each frame. Would be surprised if recon doesn't find a category 3.
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    Yeah I thought they would at least put up watches again for the MS coast.
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    Gotta think hourly updates begin soon with the center almost fully visible on radar
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    Which if it gets to 105 knots by 11 AM tomorrow, fits the definition of rapid intensification.
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    11 PM stays at 105, pressure down to 964.
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    I agree, I would be surprised if they keep it at 90 knots, assuming the appearance doesn't degrade.
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    Probably looking at a 110-115 MPH storm currently given the impressive core organization of the past few hours, imo.
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    After looking a little ragged temporarily, a new tower is going up in the eastern eyewall and eye is about as warm as it has ever been.
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    Only adjustment on 8 PM advisory is pressure is down to 969 MB.
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    18z HWRF and HMON are stronger and a tick east
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    Big blow up in the western eyewall last half hour along with new towers in NW and N eyewall. Definitely starting to really get going.
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    Satellite has the best look of its lifetime so far currently too
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    Something notable about 5 PM advisory, nearly 50 knot sustained 90 miles from the center Hurricane-force winds extend outward up to 30 miles (45 km) from the center and tropical-storm-force winds extend outward up to 125 miles (205 km). NOAA buoy 42003, located about 90 miles (145 km) east of the eye, reported peak one-minuted sustained winds of 54 mph (83 km/h) with a gust to 58 mph (94 km/h) within the past hour or so.
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    SFMR lagging a bit, should catch up with pressure soon though. Assuming this is the strongest quad.
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    Despite an improving eye with organization, there has been a notable warming of eyewall convention in last hour or two. Probably won't continue, but important to note
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    Spaghettis really trending up at 18z
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