Torch Tiger
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Easy
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oof
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True. Looking back, Katrina did have a long fetch off the GS and eventually FL Straights juicing it up, aided by the SW movement, so probably not the textbook example.
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Katrina was a decent example in S FL, it's structure actually improved over the everglades iirc.
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2.5 hours and counting of 100+mph gusts
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Intensity forecasting is a nightmare, no doubt. I went 110mph LF back on Monday, which I thought was aggressive at the time, and it ended up extremely conservative
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where's the "nbd structural damage" crew at ?
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wiped
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Yeah, has nothing to do with running a business model for clickbait, adsense and even movies. it's all about collecting data
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Teed Rimmer
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Capitalizing on others misery for "business needs", quite.
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That is storm chasing ala HurricaneJosh and etc.
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let's gooooo
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let's go
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Let's gooooo!
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2022 Atlantic Hurricane season
Torch Tiger replied to StormchaserChuck!'s topic in Tropical Headquarters
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Annular
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i'm kinda hoping for a catastrophicane
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It would be sweet to see Ian criss-cross back into the gulf stream.
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Hurricane Ian landfall location/intensity prediction thread
Torch Tiger replied to Hoosier's topic in Tropical Headquarters
Longboat Key, FL 110mph. -
Not quite Wilma...meh
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Remember the surprised folks when Katrina moved into and across S FL as a Cat 1?
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A bit early to say that, but yeah most likely. Surge/rain pretty much always trumps wind besides rare exceptions such as Andrew, King, etc.
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radar looks
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There were many factors for the weakening, but it seemed like the core was disrupted after the RI, dry air/shear definitely had an impact. Additionally, OHC wasn't supportive of a Cat. 4 towards the N GOM where there were cooler eddies, iirc. Seemed like everything went wrong for Opal after the RI.
