Digha is west of the expected of the landfall location.

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Jr0d wrote:While it is a bit of a relief the wind has dropped(but maybe trying to reintensify slightly judging by the latest radar and satellite) the winds are the secondary impact, and the major winds will be localized. Thete still will likely be widespread wind damage.
The primary concern is the storm surge. This area is arguably the most vulnerable region in the world for storm surge because of geography and population. Right now it appears the Sundarban refuge will get the brunt of the surge which is not the worst case scenerio, it will still be high and widespread enough to cause extensive damage.
I really hope those in low lying areas have got the warning and have headed to higher ground.
Abdullah wrote:The air pressure in Kolkata right now has fallen below the estimated minimum central pressure of Amphan at the 12Z Best Track, and stands at 961.7 millibars.
https://www.wunderground.com/dashboard/pws/INEWTO3
Abdullah wrote:Abdullah wrote:The air pressure in Kolkata right now has fallen below the estimated minimum central pressure of Amphan at the 12Z Best Track, and stands at 961.7 millibars.
https://www.wunderground.com/dashboard/pws/INEWTO3
About half an hour later, and the pressure's down to an insane 952.3 millibars.
BYG Jacob wrote:The death toll will be terrible.
Abdullah wrote:Abdullah wrote:The air pressure in Kolkata right now has fallen below the estimated minimum central pressure of Amphan at the 12Z Best Track, and stands at 961.7 millibars.
https://www.wunderground.com/dashboard/pws/INEWTO3
About half an hour later, and the pressure's down to an insane 952.3 millibars.
ColdMiser123 wrote:Abdullah wrote:Abdullah wrote:The air pressure in Kolkata right now has fallen below the estimated minimum central pressure of Amphan at the 12Z Best Track, and stands at 961.7 millibars.
https://www.wunderground.com/dashboard/pws/INEWTO3
About half an hour later, and the pressure's down to an insane 952.3 millibars.
Bottomed out at 951.9 mb, significantly lower than the JWTC best track estimate at 12z, suggesting pressure may have been even lower at landfall south of Kolkata. Underscores just how essential in situ recon observations are for gathering accurate intensity estimates for significant cyclones prior to landfall.
aspen wrote:ColdMiser123 wrote:Abdullah wrote:
About half an hour later, and the pressure's down to an insane 952.3 millibars.
Bottomed out at 951.9 mb, significantly lower than the JWTC best track estimate at 12z, suggesting pressure may have been even lower at landfall south of Kolkata. Underscores just how essential in situ recon observations are for gathering accurate intensity estimates for significant cyclones prior to landfall.
With that pressure, could it have been in the range of 100-110 kt at landfall?
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