f5 wrote:the problem with Katrina the damage is well outside the category on the SS scale.
People have really got to give up on trying to turn the S-S scale into the Fujita scale.
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jason0509 wrote:Brent wrote:WxGuy1 wrote:I believe she was Cat 4 on the LA landfall, and low Cat 3 on the MS landfall.
I think so too.
So the evidence is showing a cat 4 at LA landfall now? I've tuned out of the whole debate. The last I heard was that it was 115 mph at LA landfall? That's wrong?
I don't buy 115 mph in LA... and still a Cat 3 in MS. It's not possible.
If it was a marginal 3 at landfall, it has to be a marginal 4 in LA.
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