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Danielle is barely a hurricane with winds of 75 mph, and it's losing tropical characteristics right now. Expect the last advisory to be issued for it later tonight.
Because on one of its projected paths a few days ago, NOAA projected Danielle to become an extratropical hurricane. How is this possible? 
) by Saturday afternoon. Shear? What's keeping this storm from intensifying any further? 
This storm has gone beserk though, as far as intensity. Already a major hurricane, TWC (or I guess I should say the NHC) has this storm with winds as high as 145 mph by Wednesday afternoon. 
Now can anyone identify what is causing this storm to brush the coast and not make a direct hit? Is it a ridge of high or low pressure? Because, although it may lose some intensity, direct landfall would be catastropic for the East Coast. 
Was the LDA re-added per viewer requests?
Now I don't see why viewers would prefer the LDA over the LDL, unless they really like the fact that the LDA provides slightly more information, like a radar. 
Must be a new addition to the set. I'm guessing the previous two icon sets didn't have an N/A icon for the intellistars.
Its outer bands and wind effects will be felt by a lot of New England states, though. This storm is expected to become a major cat 3 hurricane, with winds of 130 mph by Tuesday afternoon. Probably hard to believe since it once was a tropical storm struggling to stay alive.
I guess some weather system that was going to re-direct it will no longer be doing so. Too bad, too, because I wanted to see where it would finally end up, either in Canada or Greenland. 
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They're a lot better than the TWC ones; I neglected to look at them.
She just can't make up her mind on which direction she wants to go. You think the storm is going to keep going one way and then it drastically changes direction. I'm guessing Danielle will die out before hitting any land in Canada or Greenland, though, right? 
Both Danielle and Earl seem to be making a northward trend; I wonder if this will be the case for future Fiona and other tropical cyclones that form off the coast of Africa.
