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sounding
11-08-2022, 08:29 PM
As of Nov 8 at 8 PM, only the Euro model shows Nicole remaining at Tropical Storm strength until landfall near Stuart FL, while the National Hurricane Center's own "hurricane" model shows it reaching Cat 2 as it hits Cape Canaveral. And now we wait to see what happens.
Altavia
11-08-2022, 09:42 PM
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MorTech
11-09-2022, 01:30 AM
Use Windy.com - HRRR hurricane tracker might be the most accurate.
At the top right of the homepage, click on the hurricane icon under the "3D" button.
Bill14564
11-09-2022, 07:35 PM
As of Nov 8 at 8 PM, only the Euro model shows Nicole remaining at Tropical Storm strength until landfall near Stuart FL, while the National Hurricane Center's own "hurricane" model shows it reaching Cat 2 as it hits Cape Canaveral. And now we wait to see what happens.

As of Nov 9 at 7 PM, the NHC has the wind speed at 75mph (hurricane).
UnwindRN
11-09-2022, 10:19 PM
Use Windy.com - HRRR hurricane tracker might be the most accurate.
At the top right of the homepage, click on the hurricane icon under the "3D" button.

Thanks -good site.
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heron848
11-10-2022, 08:14 AM
As of Nov 8 at 8 PM, only the Euro model shows Nicole remaining at Tropical Storm strength until landfall near Stuart FL, while the National Hurricane Center's own "hurricane" model shows it reaching Cat 2 as it hits Cape Canaveral. And now we wait to see what happens.

So Nicole strengthened to 75mph - closer to a tropical storm than a Cat 2 hurricane, and it came ashore south of Vero Beach, closer to Stuart than to Cape Canaveral.
I’d say that’s closer to a win for the Euro model than for the NHC.