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Hurricane Isaias

Destin cam sure looks different now. Back side seems to pack a punch, drier or not.
 
Clancy said:
Are there any still up? All the ones I tried to access were down.
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Ocean Reef's was still up - that's the one I was watching with the water coming up to the dunes. Winds shifted direction, and the camera is getting blasted.
 
AL_ham_op said:
Is Central AL really looking at much of a wind threat now? Seems like it's really falling apart.
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Yes. There looks to be a couple of corridors in central Alabama that could really get walloped by some wind. I think along the I 20 corridor has a good shot at having a bunch of power outages.


Currently the hrrr has that corridor for about 5-6 hours with wind gusts of about 55-60mph. Tommorw morning
 
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Considerable/Catastrophic FFWs plastered all over the FL Panhandle atm.
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While we could use the rain, I wouldn't mind if this gets pushed east, or gets it's lights punched out by dry air.

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The Nino said:
is the inland threat diminishing?
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Not really - as this winds down, winds spread out. This spreading out and gradient winds pushing into it are going to keep things going more than we'd like. Looks pretty stout still - I think we'd see some pretty hefty gusts and some wind damage further north than folks might be expecting still. The story is all of this happening further east.
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