Yellow Evan wrote:When was the last time a hurricane like this was intensifying at landfall in a chaseable area in the NHC AOR? I'd say Carlotta 12.
Agreed Carlotta, unless you could get to Cuba for Sandy.
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Yellow Evan wrote:When was the last time a hurricane like this was intensifying at landfall in a chaseable area in the NHC AOR? I'd say Carlotta 12.
CrazyC83 wrote:Yellow Evan wrote:When was the last time a hurricane like this was intensifying at landfall in a chaseable area in the NHC AOR? I'd say Carlotta 12.
Agreed Carlotta, unless you could get to Cuba for Sandy.
Yellow Evan wrote:When was the last time a hurricane like this was intensifying at landfall in a chaseable area in the NHC AOR? I'd say Carlotta 12.
Alyono wrote:Yellow Evan wrote:When was the last time a hurricane like this was intensifying at landfall in a chaseable area in the NHC AOR? I'd say Carlotta 12.
Ernesto on the Yucatan. That;s how it was determined that it was a cat 2
10:35 pm. It's calming. Yes, I thing calming, praise the Lord. Barometer just dipping down to 949 mb now.
Yellow Evan wrote:When was the last time a hurricane like this was intensifying at landfall in a chaseable area in the NHC AOR? I'd say Carlotta 12.
supercane4867 wrote:Yellow Evan wrote:When was the last time a hurricane like this was intensifying at landfall in a chaseable area in the NHC AOR? I'd say Carlotta 12.
Carlotta weakened just slightly at landfall due to land interaction. Unfortunately Baja doesn't have that much mountain terrains to quickly weaken an approaching storm as mainland Mexico does
supercane4867 wrote:Will NHC issues an update statement for landfall?
CrazyC83 wrote:supercane4867 wrote:Will NHC issues an update statement for landfall?
They should very soon.
CrazyC83 wrote:That Cabo San Lucas station failed I believe?
HISTORIC night here.
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