alarmguy
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Not this one, it shows it dying out to a depression and this from the NHCthe next one is here and it is in the right place to maybe make it to Fla or the Gulf . time will tellView attachment 180674
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Philippe is expected to remain in a sheared environment, and
ingesting drier low- to mid-level air, over the next few days.
Wind fields from both the ECMWF and GFS models show Philippe's
circulation weakening below tropical storm strength around 48 hours
and beyond. Simulated satellite imagery from those models also
depict the system as lacking sufficient organized deep convection to
be considered a tropical cyclone while it approaches the northern
Leeward Islands. The official intensity forecast, like the previous
one, shows Philippe degenerating into a remnant low pressure area
around 72 hours."