wkwally wrote:What would the higest pressure be for a hurricane
Karl in 2010 was above 990 as it made landfall
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HurricaneBill wrote:wkwally wrote:What would the higest pressure be for a hurricane
Some hurricanes have had pressures that never went below 1000mb. However, it's very rare.
Examples:
Hurricane Bob 1985
Hurricane Frances 1986
Hurricane Danny 2003
cycloneye wrote:Peach wrote:General question from someone who is only an avid weather watcher: Is Debbie an 'average' size tropical storm? The NHC listed size, and the book info I have from books indicates she is not large. Is the fact she is in the gulf what makes her seem large to me?
The overall circulation is not a tight one as normally occurs in most of Tropical Cyclones so on that regard, is not small.
pgoss11 wrote:I cant seem to find the Floater on Debby. Does anyone have a link to that? Thanks.
pgoss11 wrote:I cant seem to find the Floater on Debby. Does anyone have a link to that? Thanks.
Annie Oakley wrote:URNT12 KNHC 242358
VORTEX DATA MESSAGE AL042012
A. 24/23:32:20Z
B. 28 deg 16 min N
085 deg 59 min W
C. 850 mb 1353 m
D. 36 kt
E. 231 deg 69 nm
F. 328 deg 50 kt
G. 231 deg 72 nm
H. 991 mb
I. 16 C / 1399 m
J. 20 C / 1525 m
K. 18 C / NA
L. NA
M. NA
N. 1345 / 08
O. 0.02 / 6 nm
P. AF302 0304A DEBBY OB 04
MAX FL WIND 50 KT SW QUAD 23:09:00Z
MAX FL TEMP 20 C 246 / 7 NM FROM FL CNT
wxman57 wrote:It's hard to get a hurricane without a central core or any deep convection over water. It's struggling right now in a harsh environment.
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