Would still probably see widespread 40-50 mph gusts in CT on the NAM solution with greatest winds obviously east. Hours of those winds will bring about damage/power outages. Maybe not 100K+ but still quite a bit. Flooding will be ugly
that last tug NW after landfall leads me to believe the farther east track may be more of a blip but we'll see. But perhaps after seeing the 0z global + hurricane models stay pat with mean track maybe it's not too shocking to see 0z NAM slide east some.
That's going to be some pretty prolific rainfall totals in that scenario. For some areas do hit hardest this summer. Flooding would be pretty devastating in some areas
The 0z NAM looks a little stronger with ridging ahead of Henri and also is stronger with the jet max on the east side of the ulvl trough. Wonder if this will favor a tug west from the NAM
ahh yes my mistake...they have it get to 85 mph. yeah that's what has me a bit nervous...this thing never really weakened or lost its characteristics in the hostile environment. So who knows what happens moving into the AM
yeah just saw that...not too bad. If this thing does get its act together its primed to strengthen pretty quickly. Looks like the NHC never has it getting above 75 mph but idk...get this thing to be more stacked and not tilted and this could blow up like 20-25 knots