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Love the difference for a 3.5 day forecast. If this was a winter storm it'd create some serious chaos.
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High SRH values and backed flow. In general, the eastern part of any significant low pressure system has the highest probabilities for severe weather (that's obviously broad-brushing it a bit, but you get the idea).
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1.53" for the day now. Not too shabby.
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There must be some sting jet on the southern end of the transitioning Lee as recon just reported multiple unflagged SFMR readings of 82 knots.
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I wholeheartedly agree with this sentiment. I'm a weather enthusiast who is absolutely fascinated by destructive weather and would like nothing more than a Category 5 hurricane right up my fanny. As for the human suffering that it'll inevitably bring, I want to assure you guys that despite my rooting interests, I'm not actually in charge of the weather and have zero bearing on the outcome.
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Some pretty significant street flooding in Brooklyn. Recorded a little under an inch back home.
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Recon is finding some nice pressure drops for Lee, should continue to ramp up overnight.
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Euro is wide right
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Correct, though speed/timing of both Lee and through/front/HP could have a bigger impact on where it ultimately ends up.
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This looks pretty intense
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Madison FL is next in line for the northern eyewall, but it looks like velocity scans are weakening a bit (obviously expected as it moves inland).
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Strongest velocities look to be just east of Perry.
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Landfall location and angle of approach look pretty bad for Cedar Key.
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Latest center pass is at 965 mb, a 7 mb drop in about 2.5 hours (from the first pass).