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kevin wrote:Now that we're talking about ACE, does anyone have a link to a place where we can find the ACE of all or at least many storms? It will be interesting to compare Delta to other Caribbean cruisers like Wilma later on.
Do_For_Love wrote:kevin wrote:Now that we're talking about ACE, does anyone have a link to a place where we can find the ACE of all or at least many storms? It will be interesting to compare Delta to other Caribbean cruisers like Wilma later on.
I second your request but sadly I don't have the information. I tried a google search but it didn't turn up much. This info is surprisingly difficult to find IMO.
Kazmit wrote:https://i.imgur.com/74QkDs4.png
cheezyWXguy wrote:Kazmit wrote:https://i.imgur.com/74QkDs4.png
Reminds me of Felix 07 when it hit cat5 the second time
kevin wrote:Using the 970.4 mbar pass at 07:56AM UTC, this has deepened 2.95 mbar/hour over the last 4 hours. Another 20 hours of similar (not even increasing) intensification could make it a sub-900 mb system.
Do_For_Love wrote:kevin wrote:Now that we're talking about ACE, does anyone have a link to a place where we can find the ACE of all or at least many storms? It will be interesting to compare Delta to other Caribbean cruisers like Wilma later on.
I second your request but sadly I don't have the information. I tried a google search but it didn't turn up much. This info is surprisingly difficult to find IMO.
gfsperpendicular wrote:Do_For_Love wrote:kevin wrote:Now that we're talking about ACE, does anyone have a link to a place where we can find the ACE of all or at least many storms? It will be interesting to compare Delta to other Caribbean cruisers like Wilma later on.
I second your request but sadly I don't have the information. I tried a google search but it didn't turn up much. This info is surprisingly difficult to find IMO.
As always, wikipedia has the information you seek. Here's Wilma: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk%3A2005_Atlantic_hurricane_season%2FACE_calcs#25L.Wilma
GCANE wrote:Eye relative humidity measured at 86%.
Up from 63% last night.
Watching the trend today if it continues to increase as a possible precursor to a EWRC.
Shell Mound wrote:cheezyWXguy wrote:Kazmit wrote:https://i.imgur.com/74QkDs4.png
Reminds me of Felix 07 when it hit cat5 the second time
In terms of H/TS radii, this is actually much more analogous to the 1935 Labor Day hurricane, especially in terms of ERI. The circulation is tiny.
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