Norwegian Sea low - record breaker?
The GFS now has a Norwegian sea depression deepening explosively to below 930mb on Thurs 23rd December - could this become a record breaker! The lowest recorded was a staggering 912mb - 916mb in 1986.
Here is the 12Z chart at T+36
http://meteonet.nl/aktueel/brackall.htm
And the winds around it are 60KT+ mean - that’s nearly hurricane strength!
And here is a link to an interesting article on the deepest Atlantic pressure recorded outside a tornado or a hurricane - below 920mb in 1986.
http://www.metoffice.com/corporate/pres ... ordlow1986 .html
Note the similarities between that event, and this one - in that two lows merged into one...
Norwegian Sea low 930mb on Thurs - a record breaker?
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http://www.sat.dundee.ac.uk/abin/piccygridhtml/avhrr/2004/12/21/2008/ch4.jpg - Latest IR image
Is there a page with buoy data for that area? The page I have book marked doesn't cover that area.
http://www.sat.dundee.ac.uk/abin/piccygridhtml/avhrr/2004/12/21/2008/ch4.jpg - Latest IR image
Is there a page with buoy data for that area? The page I have book marked doesn't cover that area.
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