
ATL: EARL - Recon Discussion
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116 kt flight level wind is pretty high, and they still are not to the eye yet! (Pressure was only 972 at the end, and I expect it will be in the 940s or 930s)...the Smurf winds are not that impressive, though...only 84 knots so far. I expect the next set of obs will have upper 90s in it, though. Looks like it is still at least a 100 knot hurricane.
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JtSmarts wrote:I noticed a 138 KT wind was found on the last obs, does anyone know what conversion were using in today's flight.
When they found 128 knots days ago, the NHC said it was 115 knots at the surface 115/128 = .90
so, 138 * .90 = 125 knots or 145 mph
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Re: ATL: EARL - Recon Discussion
Thanks Hurakan, I guess there is a decent chance he could be back at a 4 at the 5 P.M. advisory.
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UZNT13 KNHC 011729
XXAA 51177 99259 70724 08052 99953 25807 08099 00924 ///// /////
92266 24005 10137 85006 20803 12632 70674 126// 14130 88999 77999
31313 09608 81713
NE eyewall. 99kt at surface from 130kt at FL. Suggests the winds aren't making it down to the surface as well.
MBL wind is 132kt. Using the .8 conversion gets you 105kts.
XXAA 51177 99259 70724 08052 99953 25807 08099 00924 ///// /////
92266 24005 10137 85006 20803 12632 70674 126// 14130 88999 77999
31313 09608 81713
NE eyewall. 99kt at surface from 130kt at FL. Suggests the winds aren't making it down to the surface as well.
MBL wind is 132kt. Using the .8 conversion gets you 105kts.
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SunnyThoughts wrote:wow mission over already, hope the plane isn't experiencing problems. Next mission late tonight, man thats a long time to wait
Yeah probably some electronics issue with the plane or maybe it hit turbulence. Is there a NOAA plane expected to go into there?
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not sure about the NOAA flights crazy, hopefully they have one headed that way soon...I know I read fixes every 6 hours... 10:30 pm Eastern which apparently the next AF flight is certainly a long time away when we have an apprently strengthening cat 3 hurricane headed towards the east coast.
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Re: ATL: EARL - Recon Discussion
Major hurricane bearing down on the east coast and no flight for 12 hours... brilliant.
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Re: ATL: EARL - Recon Discussion
Brent wrote:Major hurricane bearing down on the east coast and no flight for 12 hours... brilliant.
Surely they'll schedule another one... No?
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Re: ATL: EARL - Recon Discussion
A NOAA P3 research mission recon just reached the outer bands of Earl. It may get to the center by the 8PM EDT intermediate advisory.
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Re: ATL: EARL - Recon Discussion
Chris_in_Tampa wrote:A NOAA P3 research mission recon just reached the outer bands of Earl. It may get to the center by the 8PM EDT intermediate advisory.
so is that this one I show right now?
http://weather.noaa.gov/pub/data/raw/ur ... .kwbc..txt
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