
But good season so far, though - we're at our thirteenth named storm, and all of them so far made it above tropical storm status!
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CrazyC83 wrote:Maybe go up to 60 kt with the partial eyewall?
Hybridstorm_November2001 wrote:my track projection
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I also doubt that Leslie will become a category three. The system is large, and will take more time for the winds to ramp up than in a smaller, tighter system.
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MJS1 wrote:There is an upper level low over South Florida..I stick to my forecast that Leslie will head west somewhere between WPB and the Florida Keys,,High pressure tends to move towards low pressure..The longer it stays immobile,the greater the chance it will move west, depending on the ULL strength
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