cieldumort
(Moderator)
Sat Aug 27 2011 02:43 AM
Re: Hurricane Warnings into Massachusetts as Irene Closes in on North Carolina's Outer Banks

Irene has quite a bit more warm ocean to go, particularly if the current trend toward the north-northeast continues. It is conceivable that on its current heading a "direct hit" is avoided, but Irene could end up with more time over water, very warm water, slowing the weakening process, and possibly even helping crack open a window for some renewed strengthening - however, enhancement is not the official forecast, and NHC places the odds of a new round of appreciable intensification at under 20%.




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