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Aric Dunn wrote:Any wagers on recon for winds.. I say 80 +
RNGR wrote:AJC3 wrote:Some extremely intense (sub 950MB) north Atlantic gales have had sustained winds approaching 100 knots. I don't keep tabs on them nearly as close, but 90-100 knots would be pretty rare, and probably be close to the upper limit of intensity for a gale.Hurricanewatcher2007 wrote: Ok like I said I could be wrong. All I know is what I was told but I guess I was told inaccurate information. So could a extratropical system have 115mph winds then?
looking at the windfield of Ida per predictions from the models, it looks like they think she will be tropical. the highest winds tightly wrapped around the center. and i would think that a gale of that strength would be nearly impossible this far south. the 93' storm was probably a 1000 year event, though im just guessing at that one. lol
Sanibel wrote:I've never seen a 70mph tropical storm with such an active tight eye...
Aric Dunn wrote:Sanibel wrote:I've never seen a 70mph tropical storm with such an active tight eye...
I have ... its when the NHC waits for recon to get out there.. lol
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TIME Latit. Long. Plane. Prs. Height Pressure Temp Dew Pt. Dir, 30s mean FL SFMR Precip QC
03:10:30z 28°48'N 89°29'W 344.3 hPa 8647m 1042.2 hPa -26.7°C ----- 223° @ 30kt 31kt 5kt 0mm ?:Temp/dew
03:11:00z 28°46'N 89°28'W 344.3 hPa 8653m 1042.0 hPa -26.6°C ----- 224° @ 33kt 35kt 2kt 0mm ?:T/Td/SFMR
03:11:30z 28°44'N 89°27'W 344.1 hPa 8650m 1042.0 hPa -26.5°C -34°C 221° @ 33kt 34kt 8kt 0mm ?:T/Td/SFMR
03:12:00z 28°42'N 89°26'W 344.2 hPa 8649m 1041.9 hPa -26.5°C -33.7°C 222° @ 31kt 31kt 14kt 0mm ?:SFMR
03:12:30z 28°40'N 89°25'W 344.3 hPa 8650m 1042.1 hPa -26.5°C -31.1°C 224° @ 31kt 32kt 16kt 0mm OK
03:13:00z 28°38'N 89°24'W 344.3 hPa 8650m 1042.2 hPa -26.5°C -28.4°C 223° @ 31kt 31kt 17kt 0mm OK
03:13:30z 28°36'N 89°23'W 344.3 hPa 8654m 1042.2 hPa -26.5°C -30.1°C 220° @ 29kt 31kt 16kt 1mm OK
03:14:00z 28°34'N 89°22'W 344.2 hPa 8658m 1042.3 hPa -26.5°C -29.1°C 216° @ 27kt 27kt 19kt 1mm OK
03:14:30z 28°32'N 89°21'W 344.3 hPa 8648m 1042.3 hPa -26.5°C -30.2°C 217° @ 27kt 27kt 19kt 1mm OK
03:15:00z 28°31'N 89°20'W 344.5 hPa 8649m 1042.6 hPa -26.5°C -30.3°C 215° @ 26kt 27kt 23kt 0mm OK
03:15:30z 28°29'N 89°19'W 344.2 hPa 8654m 1042.6 hPa -26.5°C -30.2°C 212° @ 27kt 27kt 23kt 0mm ?:SFMR
03:16:00z 28°27'N 89°18'W 344.1 hPa 8661m 1042.5 hPa -26.5°C -30.5°C 214° @ 27kt 27kt 23kt 0mm OK
03:16:30z 28°25'N 89°17'W 344.5 hPa 8646m 1042.5 hPa -26.5°C -29.7°C 214° @ 28kt 28kt 21kt 0mm OK
03:17:00z 28°23'N 89°16'W 344.2 hPa 8656m 1042.4 hPa -26.4°C -29.9°C 215° @ 28kt 28kt 21kt 0mm OK
03:17:30z 28°21'N 89°15'W 344.2 hPa 8656m 1042.5 hPa -26°C -29.8°C 214° @ 26kt 27kt 20kt 0mm OK
03:18:00z 28°19'N 89°14'W 344.3 hPa 8659m 1042.6 hPa -26°C -28.8°C 212° @ 25kt 25kt 22kt 0mm OK
03:18:30z 28°19'N 89°14'W 344.3 hPa 8659m 1042.8 hPa -26°C -28.3°C 212° @ 25kt 27kt 19kt 1mm ?:SFMR
03:19:00z 28°15'N 89°12'W 344.3 hPa 8658m 1042.7 hPa -26°C -27.7°C 209° @ 28kt 29kt 23kt 0mm ?:SFMR
03:19:30z 28°13'N 89°11'W 344.2 hPa 8660m 1042.8 hPa -26°C -27.1°C 208° @ 27kt 28kt 22kt 0mm OK
03:20:00z 28°11'N 89°11'W 344.1 hPa 8657m 1042.6 hPa -26°C -27.5°C 215° @ 25kt 26kt 21kt 0mm OK
Max: 28°48'N 89°29'W 344.5 hPa 8661m 1042.8 hPa -26°C -27.1°C 33kt 35kt 23kt 1mm
Min: 28°11'N 89°11'W 344.1 hPa 8646m 1041.9 hPa -26.7°C -34°C 25kt 25kt 2kt 0mm
Avg: ------- -------- 344.3 hPa 8654m 1042.4 hPa -26.4°C -29.8°C 28kt 29kt 18kt 0mm
Latit. Long. Plane. Prs. Height Pressure Temp Dew Pt. Mean FL SFMR Precip
jinftl wrote:Just so no one gets confused by the discussion here....the discussion is a general one....there is no forecast that is calling for Ida to have 115 mph winds...either as a hurricane or extratropical system...as she approaches the Gulf Coast and Florida. The current forecast calls for a 50 mph tropical storm transitioning into an equally squally extratropical low pressure late Tuesday. The biggest threats could be from coastal flooding and beach erosion in susceptible areas like the Florida Big Bend.
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