While most of my Davis Vantage weather station was destroyed,
the console, inside the house, survived. I was able to extract
a minimum pressure from Katrina of 934MB / 27.59 inches.
Barometric measurement from Katrina
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Scorpion wrote:I believe Hugo was 918. But thats odd your pressure is quite high. I thought Katrina was 927 at landfall. I guess you didnt go through the exact center.
I got the Hugo numbers from the NHC
http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/pastint.shtml
We were in the Eastern Eyewall, as HurryKane noted.
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MGC wrote:934mb is the same pressure measured at the Slidell NWS office. Considering both sites outside the eye, I'd conjecure the pressure was a tad lower over central Hancock County, perhaps as much a 5mb lower....MGC
And that will be a great unknown as that geographic area is in the
Stennis Space Center buffer zone - nobody can or does live there.
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Re: Barometric measurement from Katrina
dhweather wrote:While most of my Davis Vantage weather station was destroyed,
the console, inside the house, survived. I was able to extract
a minimum pressure from Katrina of 934MB
Wow that is low. I've never recorded below about 950hPa here even with the all the baroclinic systems that move through in the autumn/winter.
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