I Found this on a bermudan site posted somewhere on here.
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The eye of the storm is about 875 miles (1407 km) away. If the system keeps moving at its current speed of 7 kt and directly towards you, it will take around 108.6 hours (4.5 days) to reach you. Given the current windfield (75 km or 46.6 miles from the center), tropical storm winds will be felt in 102.8 hours (4.3 days).
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Results for 29.3N, 98.4W:
The eye of the storm is about 1979 miles (3185 km) away. If the system keeps moving at its current speed of 17 mph and directly towards you, it will take around 116.4 hours (4.9 days) to reach you. Given the current windfield (230 miles from the center), tropical storm winds will be felt in 102.9 hours (4.3 days).
Weird...it gave me the same timeframe for feeling tropical storm winds....and look where I am.
The eye of the storm is about 1979 miles (3185 km) away. If the system keeps moving at its current speed of 17 mph and directly towards you, it will take around 116.4 hours (4.9 days) to reach you. Given the current windfield (230 miles from the center), tropical storm winds will be felt in 102.9 hours (4.3 days).
Weird...it gave me the same timeframe for feeling tropical storm winds....and look where I am.
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