SunnyThoughts wrote:OntarioEggplant wrote:Raw T# up to 7.1
Anyone remember what the raw t# was for Irma when she was at her peak intensity?
7.5 or 7.6 if I remember correctly. I think 7.5
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SunnyThoughts wrote:OntarioEggplant wrote:Raw T# up to 7.1
Anyone remember what the raw t# was for Irma when she was at her peak intensity?
Hurricane Andrew wrote:This is like watching a slow-motion horror movie. Definitely bringing flashbacks of '08 in terms of big storm after big storm after big storm.
Hypercane_Kyle wrote:Hurricane Andrew wrote:This is like watching a slow-motion horror movie. Definitely bringing flashbacks of '08 in terms of big storm after big storm after big storm.
More like watching a repeat of '05 in the Western Caribbean/GOMEX, but yea, this is horrible. I don't think we've seen an <8nm eye since Hurricane Patricia, either.
Ryxn wrote:If Maria hits Dominica as a Cat 5, it will make 2017 only the second year in history to feature MORE THAN ONE Category 5 hurricane landfalls (the other being Irma on Cuba). If she hits Puerto Rico as a Cat 5 as well, she'd put 2017 in first place for most Category 5 landfalls. CRAZY.
SouthDadeFish wrote:Recon enroute now. By the time they get there, I would assume winds will be 130 kt+. I think they will be able to do at least one center pass before landfall.
Really hope everyone in Dominica is prepared for the worst. Because this is basically as bad as it gets.
Aric Dunn wrote:If this is a Cat5 .. that is two cat 5s east of the islands this season and 3 total ever...
Ryxn wrote:If Maria hits Dominica as a Cat 5, it will make 2017 only the second year in history (the other being 2007) to feature MORE THAN ONE Category 5 hurricane landfalls (the other being Irma on Cuba). If she hits Puerto Rico as a Cat 5 as well, she'd put 2017 in first place for most Category 5 landfalls. CRAZY.(Also, I'm new here... first post
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CrazyC83 wrote:Aric Dunn wrote:If this is a Cat5 .. that is two cat 5s east of the islands this season and 3 total ever...
The only cat 5's in the deep tropical Atlantic in the satellite era before 2017 were Hugo and Isabel. Although there were surely others, to have two there is insane.
hurricaneCW wrote:I would honestly be shocked if she wasn't a Cat 5 right now, that IR presentation is downright vicious. Dominica is only a few hours from a direct hit.
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