ATL: HANNA - Remnants - Discussion
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Re: ATL: HANNA - Hurricane - Discussion
buoy entering the eastern eyewall 60 mph gusting to 83 mph.
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Re: ATL: HANNA - Hurricane - Discussion
SE eyewall intensifying, seeing around 105-110 knots around 4,500 feet.
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GFS figured out early Friday that it might rain. It’s all there in the models thread. Much of the time CMC and ICON led the way to what we got. NAM 3km was solid too.
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Re: ATL: HANNA - Hurricane - Discussion
Highteeld wrote:SE eyewall intensifying, seeing around 105-110 knots around 4,500 feet.
Most recent dropsonde showed similar, but only 81 knots on the SFMR.
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Re: ATL: HANNA - Hurricane - Discussion
Port Mansfield will take the brunt of the stronger back side if HANNA remains on the present course.
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Re: ATL: HANNA - Hurricane - Discussion
Aric Dunn wrote:Port Mansfield will take the brunt of the stronger back side if HANNA remains on the present course.
I am watching reed timmer extreme meteorologist on facebook live in port mansfield and he is getting pounded right now.
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There are a bunch of 120 to 125 mph at 5000 feet in the east and SE quad..
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Re: ATL: HANNA - Hurricane - Discussion
81 knots SFMR
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Highteeld wrote:81 knots SFMR
Flight level winds remain unchanged, but heavier dBZ, so downward mixing of winds might be better there
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Re: ATL: HANNA - Hurricane - Discussion
Highteeld wrote:SE eyewall intensifying, seeing around 105-110 knots around 4,500 feet.
Hanna really wants to make an entrance to kick off the approaching peak season
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Re: ATL: HANNA - Hurricane - Discussion
Seems like SE pass would support 90 mph? The eye is beginning to move onshore. The center looks to be around 16-17 miles away still.
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Port Mansfield CMAN station 1 min average of 71 mph.
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Re: ATL: HANNA - Hurricane - Discussion
wx98 wrote:Seems like SE pass would support 90 mph? The eye is beginning to move onshore. The center looks to be around 16-17 miles away still.
That seems to be the case - SFMR supports 80 kt, radar might support 85 kt but that could be a bit overdone right now.
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I would say the next pass through the NE/North Quad now that there is heavy convection will see Cat 2 winds.
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Re: ATL: HANNA - Hurricane - Discussion
Astromanía wrote:It's already raining strong in Monterrey due to Hanna I'm scared, it's gonna be a long days
Good luck, Astromania...
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