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Hurricane Karina Forecast Discussion Number 26
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· September 2, 2026
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Key points Intensity estimates have been decreasing, with the Data T-number from the latest Dvorak classification at T5. Objective estimates range from 112 to 127 kt.
Hurricane Karina's satellite presentation has degraded, with warming cloud tops and a more cloud-filled eye. The system remains annular, but signs of structural loss are appearing. Recent microwave imagery shows the eastern eyewall thinning.
Intensity estimates have been decreasing, with the Data T-number from the latest Dvorak classification at T5.5 and a Current Intensity of 6.5. Objective estimates range from 112 to 127 kt.
Further details on Hurricane Karina's status are available from the National Hurricane Center, including the latest forecast discussion and advisory information.
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Published: September 2, 2026 ·
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