Christy's Hurricane pics....added Emily & Dennis 2005

[CHRISTY]

Guys this is some of my Favorite hurricanes pics that i had saved on my pc....feel free to post yours

1-MITCH



2-GILBERT


3-RITA


4-KATRINA


5-WILMA



6-IVAN





7-HUGO


8-ANDREW


9-1935 labor day hurricane surface wind analyses


10-TROPICAL CYLONE MONICA. 4 IMAGES





11-DAVID


12-ALLEN


13-IRIS


14-FLOYD


15-AND OF COURSE SUPER TYPOON TIP.


HURRICANE DENNIS 2005




HURRICANE EMILY 2005







That's it for now hope u enjoy.....thanks chrisy.

[quandary]

Your Allen picture is from when he was a Cat 3 I think. Your Iris picture is a Cat 2, not Cat 4 Hurricane Iris from 2001.

The Hurricane David picture is also a Cat 2 or something. David was a Cat 5 along the Haitian coast.

Lots of nice pictures though.

[MGC]

Still can't believe Floyd was not a Cat-5......MGC

[JonathanBelles]

i didnt realize tip was so darn lopsided

good pics

[Cyclenall]

Still can't believe Floyd was not a Cat-5......MGC

I have to agree, Floyd is one of the best looking CAT4 hurricanes.

[CHRISTY]

Still can't believe Floyd was not a Cat-5......MGC

Actually Hurricane Floyd at one time had sustained winds of 160 mph and gusts nearing 200 mph...

[boca]

I wonder if you can superimpose the United States over Typhoon Tip.

[senorpepr]

Still can't believe Floyd was not a Cat-5......MGC

Actually Hurricane Floyd at one time had sustained winds of 160 mph and gusts nearing 200 mph...

Actually, according to the National Hurricane Center, Hurricane Floyd peaked at 155 mph and was, therefore, a category four hurricane.

Check out http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/1999floyd.html

[CHRISTY]

Still can't believe Floyd was not a Cat-5......MGC

Actually Hurricane Floyd at one time had sustained winds of 160 mph and gusts nearing 200 mph...

Actually, according to the National Hurricane Center, Hurricane Floyd peaked at 155 mph and was, therefore, a category four hurricane.

Check out http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/1999floyd.html

I still think she hit CAT 5 status for a short time....but thats just my opinion.

[CHRISTY]

I wonder if you can superimpose the United States over Typhoon Tip.

[JonathanBelles]

Still can't believe Floyd was not a Cat-5......MGC

Actually Hurricane Floyd at one time had sustained winds of 160 mph and gusts nearing 200 mph...

Actually, according to the National Hurricane Center, Hurricane Floyd peaked at 155 mph and was, therefore, a category four hurricane.

Check out http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/1999floyd.html

I still think she hit CAT 5 status for a short time....but thats just my opinion.

that stupid 1 mph, a hurricane should reach cat 5 at 155

[senorpepr]

Still can't believe Floyd was not a Cat-5......MGC

Actually Hurricane Floyd at one time had sustained winds of 160 mph and gusts nearing 200 mph...

Actually, according to the National Hurricane Center, Hurricane Floyd peaked at 155 mph and was, therefore, a category four hurricane.

Check out http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/1999floyd.html

I still think she hit CAT 5 status for a short time....but thats just my opinion.

Well, we should focus on the official data instead of claiming that Floyd was 160 mph without proof.

[CHRISTY]

Still can't believe Floyd was not a Cat-5......MGC

Actually Hurricane Floyd at one time had sustained winds of 160 mph and gusts nearing 200 mph...

Actually, according to the National Hurricane Center, Hurricane Floyd peaked at 155 mph and was, therefore, a category four hurricane.

Check out http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/1999floyd.html

I still think she hit CAT 5 status for a short time....but thats just my opinion.

Well, we should focus on the official data instead of claiming that Floyd was 160 mph without proof.

ok but its probably one of the best lookin CAT 4's ive ever seen.

[senorpepr]

ok but its probably one of the best lookin CAT 4's ive ever seen.

I concur.

[CHRISTY]

ok but its probably one of the best lookin CAT 4's ive ever seen.

I concur.

ok.

[Cyclenall]

Thanks for adding the Dennis and Emily pics. Haven't seen many of those. Dennis has a pin-hole eye, cool. Also, Dennis was large with his bands. Emily just looks weird because of the eye being at the bottom of the hurricane. Does anyone have some pics of Dennis when he was near Cuba or about to make landfall at Cuba?

[MiamiensisWx]

Just to clarify, the second picture of Emily is Hurricane Emily from 1993 off North Carolina's Outer Banks, NOT 2005's Caribbean Hurricane Emily. CHRISTY, I think you may need to fix that. Still, all excellent images. Thanks for sharing.

[cheezyWXguy]

ya, that would be pretty crazy to see a hurricane hit the outer banks of NC and loop around out to the central atlantic and hit the yucatan and just south of brownsville

P.S. I still cant believe they didnt retire emily's name

[Cyclenall]

Just to clarify, the second picture of Emily is Hurricane Emily from 1993 off North Carolina's Outer Banks, NOT 2005's Caribbean Hurricane Emily. CHRISTY, I think you may need to fix that. Still, all excellent images. Thanks for sharing.

I just saw that a few minutes ago. I knew it was a different Emily because of the size and look of the hurricane.

P.S. I still cant believe they didnt retire emily's name

I agree, huge surprise. It's been used too many times now because were already mixing her up with other storms!! She did enough to be retired and they didn't for what? the 2nd or 3rd time now?

[Jim Cantore]

ok but its probably one of the best lookin CAT 4's ive ever seen.

I concur.

pressure lower then andrew