Frances Not As Strong At Landfall
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Frances Not As Strong At Landfall
Possible good news for SE Florida...
Models show winds down to 110 at landfall and quickly dimish to 85 and then to 35 as it moves through the State.
Models show winds down to 110 at landfall and quickly dimish to 85 and then to 35 as it moves through the State.
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Re: Frances Not As Strong At Landfall
BigEyedFish wrote:Possible good news for SE Florida...
Models show winds down to 110 at landfall and quickly dimish to 85 and then to 35 as it moves through the State.
11am has 125kts at 72 hours. That is 145 mph.
72HR VT 04/1200Z 27.5N 80.0W 125 KT
96HR VT 05/1200Z 29.0N 82.0W 75 KT...INLAND
Also, "THE OFFICIAL INTENSITY FORECAST CALLS FOR THE POSSIBILITY OF ADDITIONAL STRENGTHENING DURING THE NEXT DAY OR TWO"
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Re: Frances Not As Strong At Landfall
ColinD wrote:BigEyedFish wrote:Possible good news for SE Florida...
Models show winds down to 110 at landfall and quickly dimish to 85 and then to 35 as it moves through the State.
11am has 125kts at 72 hours. That is 145 mph.
72HR VT 04/1200Z 27.5N 80.0W 125 KT
96HR VT 05/1200Z 29.0N 82.0W 75 KT...INLAND
Also, "THE OFFICIAL INTENSITY FORECAST CALLS FOR THE POSSIBILITY OF ADDITIONAL STRENGTHENING DURING THE NEXT DAY OR TWO"
What is scary if how often has NHC underforecasted strength as the storms have made landfall this year. Hopefully it isn't already 145mph when going into the Gulf Stream.
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Brent wrote:NHC has it 145 mph when it is coming ashore Saturday Morning. 140, 145, 150, what's the difference?
I'm not talking 5 more miles per hour. Lets just say I hope we're not looking at potential for a truly historical Hurricane. Like some of ones from years gone back. It's been not only a very active year but also one that has proven to produce powerful Canes.
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caneman wrote:Brent wrote:NHC has it 145 mph when it is coming ashore Saturday Morning. 140, 145, 150, what's the difference?
I'm not talking more miles per hour. Lets just say I hope we're not looking at potential for a truly historical Hurricane. Like some of ones from year gone back. It's been not only a very active year but also one that has proven to produce powerful Canes.
Yep. Remember: Charley was 145 mph and we see the damage it caused.
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