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How strong will Wilma be at landfall?
      #60393 - Thu Oct 20 2005 09:57 PM

I think it will be a Category 4 because if Wilma can get strong so quickly,I will say it can become an even more powerful hurricane,despite the eyewall replacement cycle.

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Re: How strong will Wilma be at landfall? [Re: no...]
      #60547 - Fri Oct 21 2005 07:13 AM

Time will tell.
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Re: How strong will Wilma be at landfall? [Re: SMOKE]
      #60746 - Fri Oct 21 2005 01:24 PM

High cat 2.. maybe cat 3

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Re: How strong will Wilma be at landfall? [Re: LoisCane]
      #60776 - Fri Oct 21 2005 02:20 PM

Cat 3.

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Re: How strong will Wilma be at landfall? [Re: Kimberley Clark]
      #60795 - Fri Oct 21 2005 03:49 PM

I am hoping that when it hits Florida (hopefully this will be IF it hits Florida) it will be a 2 or less...is this magical thinking?

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Re: How strong will Wilma be at landfall? [Re: Circinae]
      #60808 - Fri Oct 21 2005 04:06 PM

I think a high cat 1, maybe a low cat 2. Landfall around Siesta Key and an exit somewhere from Sebastion Inlet to New Smyrna Beach........Weatherchef

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Re: How strong will Wilma be at landfall? [Re: B.C.Francis]
      #61094 - Fri Oct 21 2005 10:16 PM

I say a mid Cat three. Since Wilma still stays Cat 4 right now and it is moving along the coast rather thang tearing through the mainland. The weaknening shouldn't be significant.

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