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nomolos wrote:Brent wrote:Josephine96 wrote:130 knts is how many mph
150 mph, BUT THAT'S AT FLIGHT-LEVEL.
...and in not the strongest part of the storm.
Maybe not. They've been in there 2 1/2 hours and that's the strongest they have found. They went through all the other quadrants by now(should have).
947 mb supports a 135-140 mph storm more than 949, 951, or 955 mb anyway.
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Ivan Observation at 3:15pm
It looks like our powerful hurricane Ivan has gone back
to more westerly course the last few hours.
I guess this would be good news for S. Florida
residents.
http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/PS/TROP/DATA/RT ... -loop.html
to more westerly course the last few hours.
I guess this would be good news for S. Florida
residents.
http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/PS/TROP/DATA/RT ... -loop.html
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I posted this on a different thread. The Local Mets in New Orleans always downplay any threat . The only one I respect is Bob Breck because he usually keeps all options open until it is verified that a track is certain. The mets here in the past always try to build the storm up when it is NOT coming this way and downplay it when it is haeding this way. Not sure why, but it drives me crazy!
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tdess02 wrote:I posted this on a different thread. The Local Mets in New Orleans always downplay any threat . The only one I respect is Bob Breck because he usually keeps all options open until it is verified that a track is certain. The mets here in the past always try to build the storm up when it is NOT coming this way and downplay it when it is haeding this way. Not sure why, but it drives me crazy!
I dunno. Can't remember which one it was last year, but recall Breck's forecast being WAY off. Too bad Nash would be unitelligible by now even if they did bring him back.

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