How strong will Humberto get?
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How strong will Humberto get?
With Humberto poised to explode, how strong do you think it will get? If a mod could turn this into a poll, that would be great.
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Re: How strong will Humberto get?
Kazmit wrote:With Humberto poised to explode, how strong do you think it will get? If a mod could turn this into a poll, that would be great.
Made the poll with 5 options and it closes for voting saturday at 7:31 AM EDT.
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Re: How strong will Humberto get?
I'm thinking in the 135 - 140 kt range. I'm gonna go with 135 kt and thus a high-end cat 4, simply because there are many small things that can still 'go wrong' to prevent a cat 5 peak. But I do think a cat 5 is possible.
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Re: How strong will Humberto get?
Im thinking about 135-145 kts for Humberto. Every hurricane this season to date has overperformed to some extent.
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Re: How strong will Humberto get?
Only a few hours left for the voting to stop as poll will close on saturday at 7:31 AM EDT.
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Re: How strong will Humberto get?
We probably need to close the voting about an hour ago 
Yeah, I went Cat 5
Yeah, I went Cat 5
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Re: How strong will Humberto get?
StormWeather wrote:Im thinking about 135-145 kts for Humberto. Every hurricane this season to date has overperformed to some extent.
Looks like my bullishness was right on the money
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Re: How strong will Humberto get?
The poll has closed for voting with cat 5 with the majority of votes. Let's see what happens in real time in the next couple of days.
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Re: How strong will Humberto get?
StormWeather wrote:Im thinking about 135-145 kts for Humberto. Every hurricane this season to date has overperformed to some extent.
I decided to go with 140 kts for my vote yesterday morning, and I feel like it’s a 50/50 shot right now for Humberto to reach it.
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Re: How strong will Humberto get?
I'm calling 155 mph peak. 
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Re: How strong will Humberto get?
These storms just love to prove me wrong. 
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"But it never rained rain. It never snowed snow. And it never blew just wind. It rained things like soup and juice. It snowed mashed potatoes and green peas. And sometimes the wind blew in storms of hamburgers." -- Judi Barrett, Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs
Re: How strong will Humberto get?
As long as Humberto doesn't affect populated areas, this is one time where I'm completely okay with being wrong . An absolute monster.
. An absolute monster.
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