Will Emily be a cat 5 at the 5 PM advisorie?
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Will Emily be a cat 5 at the 5 PM advisorie?
Close call depending if pressures go more down.
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With a new recon report of 937MB and a flight level wind of 151 knots (!) it's pretty darn close. Betcha the 2pm intensity is 155mph...but this looks pretty darn close to cat 5 intensity.
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Thunder44 wrote:It might be classifed as Cat 5 before then. I would watch for recon reports and any updates to show up by TPC.
It is a good posibbility that may occur.
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MWatkins wrote:With a new recon report of 937MB and a flight level wind of 151 knots (!) it's pretty darn close. Betcha the 2pm intensity is 155mph...but this looks pretty darn close to cat 5 intensity.
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What a brilliant observation...since the advisory at 155 came out 15 mins BEFORE I made this post. Sorry about that...should have looked in the right place.
http://twister.sbs.ohio-state.edu/text/ ... TNT35.KNHC
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Matt-hurricanewatcher wrote:Its looks very good now...It looks as good as Ivan.
The core of Emily is very impressive (maybe as much as Ivan), but Ivan's outflow was perfect.
http://www.redtailcanyon.com/items/3812 ... eId=219018
There doesn't seem to be much shear around Emily, so she still might make it.
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jkt21787 wrote:Since recon won't be back until this evening, I say no. They won't upgrade without recon in there, I would imagine.
I don't think they would hesitate to upgrade without recon in the system if the pressures and intensity estimates suppport additional strengthening... first of all, we are talking one mph here....second, I believe one observation from the last mission actually showed 156 mph at the surface, but NHC wanted more supporting evidence before they upgraded. She's getting closer to the Caymans...so if they are going to upgrade at all, 5 pm would be the time to do it....assuming Miss Em doesnt start weakening or start a EWRC....
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