Very strong wording from NHC on Ivan...
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Very strong wording from NHC on Ivan...
Oh my ****.
IVAN IS FORECAST TO CONTINUE DEEPENING OVER THE NEXT 12-24 HOURS.
BOTH SHIPS AND GFDL GUIDANCE BRING IVAN UP TO 125 KT AT THE 24 HOUR
FORECAST PERIOD. THE SHIPS RAPID INTENSITY INDEX SUGGESTS THAT THE
CURRENT INTENSIFICATION PHASE WILL CONTINUE AS THE PROBABILITY FOR
RAPID INTENSIFICATION IS NEARLY NINE TIMES THE SAMPLE MEAN. GIVEN
THE CURRENT INTENSIFICATION TREND AND THE EXTREMELY FAVORABLE
CONDITIONS ALONG THE FORECAST TRACK...IVAN IS FORECAST TO REACH 130
KT IN 12 HOURS. FLUCTUATIONS IN INTENSITY ARE LIKELY AFTER THAT
TIME.
IVAN IS FORECAST TO CONTINUE DEEPENING OVER THE NEXT 12-24 HOURS.
BOTH SHIPS AND GFDL GUIDANCE BRING IVAN UP TO 125 KT AT THE 24 HOUR
FORECAST PERIOD. THE SHIPS RAPID INTENSITY INDEX SUGGESTS THAT THE
CURRENT INTENSIFICATION PHASE WILL CONTINUE AS THE PROBABILITY FOR
RAPID INTENSIFICATION IS NEARLY NINE TIMES THE SAMPLE MEAN. GIVEN
THE CURRENT INTENSIFICATION TREND AND THE EXTREMELY FAVORABLE
CONDITIONS ALONG THE FORECAST TRACK...IVAN IS FORECAST TO REACH 130
KT IN 12 HOURS. FLUCTUATIONS IN INTENSITY ARE LIKELY AFTER THAT
TIME.
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Sean in New Orleans wrote:Could Ivan turn out to be another Gilbert? Does anyone remember Gilbert in the Carribean years ago (in the 80's) that had sustained winds of 195mph and the lowest barometric pressure ever recorded? I can't remember the pressure but it was unbelievable.
I think the pressure was 888 mb.
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Sean in New Orleans wrote:Could Ivan turn out to be another Gilbert? Does anyone remember Gilbert in the Carribean years ago (in the 80's) that had sustained winds of 195mph and the lowest barometric pressure ever recorded? I can't remember the pressure but it was unbelievable.
(1988) Gilbert's highest sustained winds were 175mph, gusts over 200.
I remember more about that one that I care to, I had to do a report on it in middle school.
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That's right..it was 1988 and Gilbert had max sustained winds of 175mph and gusts to 218mph...pressure dropped to 26.22." http://www.disasterrelief.org/Disasters/981030Gilbert/
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Qoute" that had sustained winds of 195mph and the lowest barometric pressure ever recorded?"
Not splitting Hairs sean but I think Typhoon TIP (Pacific)was lowest Pressure ever recorded...at 870 or 871?mb
Gilbert was however stronger than TIP in winds and indeed still holds the lowest pressure measured in altantic basin..... G'BERT in my opinion is the grand daddy of all atlantic based 'canes since! 
Not splitting Hairs sean but I think Typhoon TIP (Pacific)was lowest Pressure ever recorded...at 870 or 871?mb
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