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Forecast 3:
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Forecast is a little to the right of the last forecast, but keeps a landfall in the general vicinity of Tuxpan, Mexico. Still, model guidance is divergent, and steering currents will weaken toward 48 to 72 hours--I expect, however, that with a stronger storm forecasted than these model solutions, Stan will go inland. Cat 1/2 hurricane forecasted at landfall although this is not depicted in the forecast points since landfall occurs between 48 and 72 hours.
Scott
UNOFFICIAL..Stan #3; CAT 1/2 landfall just before 72 hours
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