Quote: This storm is crazy - on radar it’s 1/2 a cane: totally dry to the S yet super wet to the N. The center of pressure and rotational center are massively decoupled due to shear. This has spread out the TS wind field so it covers 80% of the state. The core is going to exit near Palm Bay / Vero while the NHC has the “center” exiting in Daytona. Never seen anything like this.
With storm surge that's been reported up to 18 feet too. Imagine what that must feel like with nonstop rain.
The storm that never ends. The jet stream hitting it while it was still over the ocean was a terrible thing. When they finish writing the story of this hurricane, it's going to be like nothing we've ever seen before. The water deluge is just like when Harvey did it's disco dance over Texas for days and days to the tune of 14+ inches of rainfall.
-------------------- The safest way to deal with a potential Hurricane hitting you...is to leave and just not be there at all.
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