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Everything posted by the ghost of leroy
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It could just be different gust methodology. Like 3sec vs 10sec or something. Fujita did make the best maps, though. I'd love to get my hands on some of his stuff for framing purposes. They are flat out art.
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^A vessel docked inland on one of the rivers recorded 120 sustained but it was a bit above 10m if I remember correctly. I think the areas that received the highest winds weren't sampled, and even if they were I am not sure how Fujita would have distinguised between wind and surge damage since the worst of both were likely collocated.
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Wow so JB thinks this may come closer to the coast? Usually he doesn't hype, so this could be legit.
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sorry, i thought that is what good posting looks like. people want t number info, i am giving it.
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WOW RAW T 7.3
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raw T is straight weenie crack
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dominica and maybe even guadeloupe...not looking good
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are you the tom atkins of erie weather fame? if so, you inspired me way back in the day to get into the wx hobby. thanks.
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Lulz
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Short-Term Severe/Flooding Discussion
the ghost of leroy replied to Quincy's topic in Central/Western States
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Short-Term Severe/Flooding Discussion
the ghost of leroy replied to Quincy's topic in Central/Western States
i'll probably head out towards salina once i get off work -
Short-Term Severe/Flooding Discussion
the ghost of leroy replied to Quincy's topic in Central/Western States
You headed out to chase today? -
it's not going to stop at the sparsely populated coast. i shouldnt have to explain that tropical cyclones have inland effects, especially when we consider mountainous terrain and poor people. this is TC's 101.
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nonevent in terms of what? even if the eyewall crosses the coast in an area of sparse population the circulation is large and it will likely dump a ton of rain, causing flooding and mudslides. i wouldn't downplay it yet.
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there are pics out there...prepare to be underwhelmed...it looks nothing like a cat 5 strike...
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the airport is near the S end of the island, in or next to the eyewall. If that 9 was replaced with an 8 then the central pressure would probably be sub 870. i think the sensor is just wonky because a super typhoon just hit it. the 883 theory is just too crazy to believe.
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the pressure gradient in something like this is very extreme. those numbers could be totally consistent with a <900mb storm, especially the 933.
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Plains States Observations and Discussion Thread
the ghost of leroy replied to lookingnorth's topic in Central/Western States
the front literally just came through here. dry passage -
Plains States Observations and Discussion Thread
the ghost of leroy replied to lookingnorth's topic in Central/Western States
The other KS/MO/AR thread is kind of like that, but right now they are in winter mode it seems. I never felt comfortable in it. SLGT risk today, then cooler wx next week. Can't wait!