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Friday, October 06, 2017
More On Nate
Nate is a very large, but not well-organized tropical storm this morning - as seen in visible satellite image (above) from 1415 UTC this morning. The early morning forecast from NHC - just below - indicates the storm will move rapidly northward across the Gulf of Mexico and approach the Louisiana/Mississippi coasts by early morning on Sunday. The NHC continues to forecast that Nate will briefly become a hurricane before coming onshore. Bottom graphic shows the 06 UTC operational GFS forecast for 850 mb - valid at 06 UTC early Sunday. Note that a hurricane watch is in effect for the New Orleans area.



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