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WTNT61 KNHC 132103
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HURRICANE OPHELIA TROPICAL CYCLONE UPDATE
NWS TPC/NATIONAL HURRICANE CENTER MIAMI FL
502 PM EDT TUE SEP 13 2005
DURING THE PAST HALF-HOUR...FLIGHT-LEVEL WIND DATA ALONG WITH
STEPPED-FREQUENCY MICROWAVE RADIOMETER SURFACE WIND DATA FROM A
NOAA RECONNAISSANCE AIRCRAFT INVESTIGATING TROPICAL STORM OPHELIA
INDICATE A SMALL AREA OF SURFACE WINDS OF AT LEAST 75 MPH WERE
LOCATED NORTHWEST OF THE CENTER. BASED ON THIS INFORMATION...
OPHELIA HAS BEEN UPGRADED TO A 75-MPH HURRICANE AS OF 5 PM EDT...
OR 2100Z.
FORECASTER STEWART
She's a cane again...
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houmaMel wrote:Yep! Nice little show from Katrina, eh?
Pretty good. I rode it out in Covington and I've been in New Orleans in the Miss. Gulf Coast for the past 2 weeks restoring communications. I've worked many hurricane restorations before and I've NEVER seen anything close to this when it comes to destruction. I worked Andrew and Ivan, and Katrina's devistation is worse than both those storms put together. It's amazing.
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