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Hurricane Irene - Discussion V


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Dendrite and Will..how long are you guys gonna let Kush do this?

He actually didn't really do anything wrong saying that the storm wouldn't be a hurricane in SNE...it very well might not be and instead of a strong TS. Its no different than saying there will be 90mph gusts inland...two opinions.

But I'll ask that the personal trolling stop.

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He actually didn't really do anything wrong saying that the storm wouldn't be a hurricane in SNE...it very well might not be and instead of a strong TS. Its no different than saying there will be 90mph gusts inland...two opinions.

But I'll ask that the personal trolling stop.

Ok. I'll make it impersonal from here on out...we all know who I am talking about.

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I like your location for this storm... I wish I was at the family place in Woodstock up on the hill. Pretty unobstructed views southeastward down the Woodstock valley at 800ft would be a lot of fun tomorrow.

Yeah I've been saying I just have a gut feeling about this one for CT. We'll see..but I think we easily gust to 70 here and there could be isolated 80

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MattNoyesNECN Matt Noyes Radar indicates Hurricane #Irene has begun northeast acceleration & will be back over water approximately 3:30-4pm EDT2 minutes ago Favorite Retweet Reply

Not getting fooled and sucked in by that again!

I studied radar and satellite for 5 hours last night and then crashed confident in a Cape Hatteras pass, only to find it on land this morning. This system has been doing this all along; figuratively, it's been engineering the opposite of observation and then waiting until when said clad observation/observer is no longer watching to deliberately do what said observation proved with 100% certitude could not happen!!!

Nope - not buying. Based on that pattern of eerie uncertainty, it must be moving NEward toward Atlanta Georgia from its current position.

Anyway, yeah the last 1.5 hours shows a discerned NE by ENE motion - probably some wobble to that, too... I think it would be amusing if this never made landfall in NE after all this...It takes off and shoots just S of here.

Btw, some very heavy bands of showers developing in the area now. These are moving NNE while align curvilinear as though a feeder band. This zone more likely represents the boundary between ambiance and that affected by Irene.

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Not getting fooled and sucked in by that again!

I studied radar and satellite for 5 hours last night and then crashed confident in a Cape Hatteras pass, only to find it on land this morning. This system has been doing this all along; figuratively, it's been engineering the opposite of observation and then waiting until when said clad observation/observer is no longer watching to deliberately do what said observation proved with 100% certitude could not happen!!!

Nope - not buying. Based on that pattern of eerie uncertainty, it must be moving NEward toward Atlanta Georgia from its current position.

Anyway, yeah the last 1.5 hours shows a discerned NE by ENE motion - probably some wobble to that, too... I think it would be amusing if this never made landfall in NE after all this...It takes off and shoot just S of here.

Btw, some very heavy bands of showers developing in the area now. These moving NNE while align curvilinear as though a feeder band. This zone more likely represents the boundary between ambiance and that affected by Irene.

Come off the ledge John!

It looked to me on radar as we were all winding down last night that it was going just east of Moorehead...think I said it here, but not sure where it ended up? Certainly didn't expect the west wobble, stall and now movement NE.

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TIME SENSITIVE:

Can very clearly see an eye formed when it was over that warm water...shrinking now as it's over land again.

http://radar.weather...101111&loop=yes

EDIT: Looks to me like it's heading to Norfolk, maybe a smidge east.

seems to far west, seems that its going to exit around Nags head as I mentioned earlier.. but I agree after last night anything is possible..

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