NotoSans wrote:mrbagyo wrote:What happened with Virac RPUV (98446)? it stopped reporting
The latest figure at 19Z is 991.1hPa? I can see it.
got it, saw it now also
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NotoSans wrote:mrbagyo wrote:What happened with Virac RPUV (98446)? it stopped reporting
The latest figure at 19Z is 991.1hPa? I can see it.
Cunxi Huang wrote:Some GCOM fun. 115K PCT, what the hell.
https://i.imgur.com/eroRC67.png
https://www.nrlmry.navy.mil/tcdat/tc2020/WP/WP222020/png_dev/89pct/gcom-w1/20201031_173352_WP222020_amsr2_gcom-w1_89pct_170kts_12p41_1p0.png
SouthDadeFish wrote:Cunxi Huang wrote:Some GCOM fun. 115K PCT, what the hell.
https://i.imgur.com/eroRC67.png
https://www.nrlmry.navy.mil/tcdat/tc2020/WP/WP222020/png_dev/89pct/gcom-w1/20201031_173352_WP222020_amsr2_gcom-w1_89pct_170kts_12p41_1p0.png
WHAT!? That is an insane amount of ice in the eyewall. Just crazy.
Highteeld wrote:I would peg Goni at 175 knots, along with Angela from 1995. Haiyan I believe was at 185 knots, and Patricia around 180 knots
Ed_2001 wrote:Eye once again clearing out during the last minutes...eyewall is probably onshore now.
Kingarabian wrote:Highteeld wrote:I would peg Goni at 175 knots, along with Angela from 1995. Haiyan I believe was at 185 knots, and Patricia around 180 knots
Officially: Patricia was 185kts and 972mb in pressure. Haiyan was 170kts.
Shell Mound wrote:Ed_2001 wrote:Eye once again clearing out during the last minutes...eyewall is probably onshore now.
One can literally watch the eye warm every few minutes just as it moves onshore, per Himawari-8 rapid-scan data. It’s making an excruciating effort to be extreme.
Weather Dude wrote:Shell Mound wrote:Ed_2001 wrote:Eye once again clearing out during the last minutes...eyewall is probably onshore now.
One can literally watch the eye warm every few minutes just as it moves onshore, per Himawari-8 rapid-scan data. It’s making an excruciating effort to be extreme.
It already is extreme...
al78 wrote:Kingarabian wrote:Highteeld wrote:I would peg Goni at 175 knots, along with Angela from 1995. Haiyan I believe was at 185 knots, and Patricia around 180 knots
Officially: Patricia was 185kts and 972mb in pressure. Haiyan was 170kts.
You mean 872 mb?
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