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    Given its forward speed and intense convective dynamics I do think inland impacts will be a lot worse than people expect all the way up to GA/SC It doesn't help that it's almost hugging the SE coast
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    Landfall is 2-3hrs away. They'll keep it at 130mph until then. This is a higher end 3 if we're being honest and a relatively small system. Florida is fortunate it's hitting a remote location too.
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    This is not a large system. Strong winds will be confined to eyewall
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    I do think she'll keep strengthening until landfall. Not enough time for an EWRC. Cat 4 isn't out of the question
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    It wouldn't surprise me if 1st half is super hot and we see a sharp cool down afterwards.
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    The heat does look impressive though. Definitely an extension of mid summer
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    Lol I'm sorry you had to use one of your 5 daily posts to respond
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    Did I hit a nerve?
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    If only the GFS has a clue because that would be an impressive September heat wave
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    Not too common to see a potential 150mph+ storm north of 30N in the open Atlantic
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    Ok so it'll be 90F in early September...big whoop
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    I think there are much more negative factors than with previous storms. A lot of dry air and shear present and it won't ever get fully favorable. Plus time will be a factor. I don't think warm SSTs alone will do it. I don't expect more than a Cat 2 at landfall.
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    I wouldn't be surprised to see another mega plains ridge while the coast gets backdoored. In fact that's how the GFS has been trending. The drought in the plains and these stuck patterns make this the more probable route than a big eastern ridge.
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    That month today would be considered the start of a new ice age. Multiple highs in the 60s and lows in the 40s sounds crazy to think about
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    I definitely can't see worse. Only 2" in NJ so it can only go up from here
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    I see a lot of onshore flow potential mucking up heat prospects. I think Forky will end up being disappointed
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    There's onshore flow potential next week as gulf storm gets stuck under building ridge mucking up any potential strong heat
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    Personally love beach weather in September. No crowds, less traffic and sun not as intense.
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    Despite this Ninos evolution the comparisons to other super Ninos is unwarranted. Bluewave has posted time and time again that the forcing is vastly different and we're still closer to a La Nina state than strong Nino.
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    Yeah sure
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    Oh it's so joever
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    All he does is post random Twitter threads of nobodies to justify his obvious warm bias. It's no different than what JB does
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    Sure but it's hard to knock persistence. Meanwhile it's in the 100s out in the plains with 120+ HIs...Jesus
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    I expect the opposite then
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    Are we done with 90s this year? Certainly seems possible for NYC at least. Would like to see a comparison of this year vs last
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