http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/refresh/graphic ... hart?large
175mph isn't even on the chart.
Intensification records?
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mtm4319 wrote:This is how fast Wilma has strengthened:
http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/refresh/graphic ... hart?large
175mph isn't even on the chart.
That happened for Katrina and Rita as well...they underestimate them every time.
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Tropical Cyclone Records
Tropical Cyclone Intensification Records
Beulah dropped 34mb in six hours if my math is correct.
Gilbert dropped 72 mb in 24 hours.
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Tropical Cyclone Intensification Records
In the Atlantic Hurricane Gilbert went from 960 mb to 888 mb in a 24 hour period for a 3 mb/hr pressure drop. The winds went from 57 to 82 m/s (110 kt to 160 kt, 127 mph to 184 mph) in that 24 hour period. And Hurricane Beulah in 1967 underwent a 6.33 mb/hr drop over a six hour period.
Beulah dropped 34mb in six hours if my math is correct.
Gilbert dropped 72 mb in 24 hours.
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In the Atlantic Hurricane Gilbert went from 960 mb to 888 mb in a 24 hour period for a 3 mb/hr pressure drop. The winds went from 57 to 82 m/s (110 kt to 160 kt, 127 mph to 184 mph) in that 24 hour period. And Hurricane Beulah in 1967 underwent a 6.33 mb/hr drop over a six hour period.
So it beat Gilbert
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n o o d l z wrote:In the Atlantic Hurricane Gilbert went from 960 mb to 888 mb in a 24 hour period for a 3 mb/hr pressure drop. The winds went from 57 to 82 m/s (110 kt to 160 kt, 127 mph to 184 mph) in that 24 hour period. And Hurricane Beulah in 1967 underwent a 6.33 mb/hr drop over a six hour period.
So it beat Gilbert
Yep, 975mb at the 2AM advisory last night. 901mb at the 2AM tonight.
74mb in 24hrs
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superfly wrote:wxmann_91 wrote:As I've posted in another thread, 100 mb in 24 hours is the record. Not even close is right, that typhoon that did it bottomed out at 879 mb. 24 hours ago Wilma was at 984 mb, ain't gonna get below 885 mb in the Atlantic.
Sea level pressure: 884 mb
Crow time
http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/archive/2005/pu ... .011.shtml?
982mb at 5am Eastern on the 18th, 884 now.
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krysof wrote:Super typhoon Forest had that 100 mb pressure drop in 24 hours
She came darn close....
Tues 8AM 980mb
Wed 8AM 882mb
98mb drop in 24 hours. Geez.
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wxmann_91 wrote:As I've posted in another thread, 100 mb in 24 hours is the record. Not even close is right, that typhoon that did it bottomed out at 879 mb. 24 hours ago Wilma was at 984 mb, ain't gonna get below 885 mb in the Atlantic.
It ain't huh?........just when you think you know everything Mother Nature proves you really don't know anything.
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Downdraft wrote:wxmann_91 wrote:As I've posted in another thread, 100 mb in 24 hours is the record. Not even close is right, that typhoon that did it bottomed out at 879 mb. 24 hours ago Wilma was at 984 mb, ain't gonna get below 885 mb in the Atlantic.
It ain't huh?........just when you think you know everything Mother Nature proves you really don't know anything.
ouch.
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Downdraft wrote:wxmann_91 wrote:As I've posted in another thread, 100 mb in 24 hours is the record. Not even close is right, that typhoon that did it bottomed out at 879 mb. 24 hours ago Wilma was at 984 mb, ain't gonna get below 885 mb in the Atlantic.
It ain't huh?........just when you think you know everything Mother Nature proves you really don't know anything.
ouch.
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