4PM Forecast 5; faster and east a little 55KTS; --UNOFFICIAL

[ncweatherwizard]

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I'm a little ticked that this has gotten up to 60kts...as if I can do anything about it; I'm really curious as to where it may have been found; again the center of circulation is becoming displaced from convection a bit, so I'm not doing much with the intensity on this one, but I have moved it over to the east. For the record, these points carry it inland in AL, but exact point of landfall isn't that important. I'm starting at 55kts.

[dwg71]

For the record, these points carry it inland in AL, but exact point of landfall isn't that important.

Unless you post on this board....

[ncweatherwizard]

Well, I'm referring to the majority of messy weather (and highest winds) being found to the east of the center, where the storm actually makes landfall will probably not be where the brunt of the storm will be felt.

[ncweatherwizard]

I don't know...I feel like I may have overshot the intensity by bringing up to 60kts, but I'll see what things feel like at 10pm. I might even have to nudge it back down to 50kts, because it's not looking as good as it did earlier (shear).