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Intensewind002

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  1. Best ever looking hurricane not to make it to Cat 5?
  2. The main thing I learned today is how lucky we are to have recon, any other basin and Eta would've probably been deemed a cat 5 ( and earlier this season, Delta would've probably never even made it to major status without recon). Is Eta the best ever looking storm not to get to Category 5 status?
  3. Im going to go with 165 - 175 mph and ~920 mb. Similar to Andrew or Felix
  4. Multiple Cat 5s, multiple sub 900 hurricanes, lowest pressure in an Atlantic hurricane on record, a cat 5 and high end cat 4 in july, and 4 landfalling majors in the US are the main reasons 2005 still reigns at the top in my mind
  5. Even though it's no 2005 or even 1933, this year is easily a top 5 season. Only those years and maybe 1995 edge 2020 out, and with Epsilon, Zeta, and now Eta, is ahead of 2017 for me personally. It could probably pass 1995 depending on how the next 10-15 days play out
  6. Pretty strong gusts here, wind is dying down a little now but had a 47 mph gust at around 10 am
  7. What are we going to see after post-season reanalysis? I could see at least 3 of these realistically happening Hanna upgrade to Cat 2 Marco downgraded to TS Nana downgraded to TS Paulette upgraded to Cat 3 Sally upgraded to Cat 3 Gamma upgraded to Cat 1
  8. If they actually had recon in the WPAC i could see this storm having something like an 875-885 mb pressure at its peak intensity, and probably something close to Patricia in terms of windspeed
  9. No freeze here yet, had a low of about 35. Still the coldest of the season though
  10. Didn't get any snow mixing in here, but there was a little bit of sleet. Currently at 40°. Final rainfall total is 1.45"
  11. Im at about .92" of rain now, wind picked up a bit, highest gust here now at 37 mph
  12. Picked up about .84" of rain today, highest wind gust was 28 mph, winds have only picked up within the past couple of hours though
  13. I've wanted to ask this question before, but since the 1938 hurricane was moving so fast, were the winds not very strong on the western side of the hurricane?
  14. The NHC wind probability map is showing ~20% chance for 40 mph 1-minute sustained winds, and ~5% for 60 mph for the nyc area. Seems a little high too me, unless the models have trending stronger with the wind potential. That combined with the 2-4" of rain might cause some issues
  15. My dad works for Metro-North and he took snow duty overtime up in Connecticut (I think they had around a foot where he was) and he came home with a bunch of videos of the near blizzard conditions for me. After I watched them, I remember being so dissapointed about living on long island, and then my dad says "it's only October, I'm sure we'll get a lot of snow this winter if this is how it's starting". We all know how that turned out lol
  16. I was only in 6th grade at the time but I remember the temperature getting down to freezing or just below on the morning of Oct 30th and Halloween in 2011 imby, we picked up a trace of snow here on the day of the storm too but the temps hovered in the mid 30s that day
  17. Had a high of 69 around a couple hour s ago when the sun peeked out briefly, but it's gone back down to 67
  18. Could go up to 5 or 6 majors if reanalysis says Paulette or Sally reached minimal Cat 3 strength
  19. Rain has gone down to a drizzle now, total rainfall so far is at 1.07" for me
  20. Winds weren't very strong here in Lindenhurst last night, highest gust was 34 mph
  21. Contrary to popular belief this morning, looks like our seasonal Cat 5 streak is going to end
  22. Total amount of rain for me in Lindenhurst was .70" for this one, highest wind gust was 38 mph
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