WPAC: HAIYAN - Post-Tropical
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Tstormwatcher wrote:Anyone have a live link to a radar of this?
http://andrew.rsmas.miami.edu/bmcnoldy/ ... 13_CEB.gif
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Re: WPAC: HAIYAN - Typhoon
Unfortunately the cloud tops continue to cool. Just an amazing storm. One has to wonder if this is the end result of the stretch of unusually low activity we've had in the northern hemisphere.
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Re: WPAC: HAIYAN - Typhoon
I have not posted here in a long time... but this requires a post. I agree with the other mets... this is the most impressive satellite image I have ever seen. I think central pressure has to be well into the 800s, Tip itself might have competition from this storm.
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I cannot believe the intensity of this hyper-typhoon!!!!! 190 mph?!!! I don't even think there were twenty tropical cyclones with that wind speed or above EVER!!! And it's possible it could be a LOT stronger than this right now!!! Dare I ask what the pressure of this is, according to the official advisory, before I am BLOWN TO THE GROUND IN SHOCK?!
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Anyone have a live link to a radar of this?
I'm searching for the Guian radar... I'm sure PAGASA has all the radar image we want to see
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hurricanes1234 wrote:I cannot believe the intensity of this hyper-typhoon!!!!! 190 mph?!!! I don't even think there were twenty tropical cyclones with that wind speed or above EVER!!! And it's possible it could be a LOT stronger than this right now!!! Dare I ask what the pressure of this is, according to the official advisory, before I am BLOWN TO THE GROUND IN SHOCK?!
Officially its 895mb. Realistically, its probably at or below 880.
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wow...haiyan does not want to stop strengthening...white pixels continue to develop and expand in a CDO that continues to expand ...
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Re: WPAC: HAIYAN - Typhoon
cycloneye wrote:cycloneye wrote:Let's see if this cam continues to work in the next few hours.
Web Cam with audio in Boracay
Another Web Cam with audio in Boracay
Bumping these cams for those members that didn't see them as they were posted this morning.Let's see when sunrise comes,how things look,if those cameras can continue to work.
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Re: WPAC: HAIYAN - Typhoon
Could this be the strongest storm ever recorded? Even beating Tip. It looks unbelievable and god bless those in its path.
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euro6208 wrote:
wow...haiyan does not want to stop strengthening...white pixels continue to develop and expand in a CDO that continues to expand ...
Just keeps on strengthening frame after frame. I wonder how magnificent it would look on visible now.
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hurricaneCW wrote:Could this be the strongest storm ever recorded? Even beating Tip. It looks unbelievable and god bless those in its path.
Its a competitor along side Monica, Gay, and Angela. If I was a betting man, I'd wager 875 to 880.
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Looks Like it may have actually intensified over the last couple hours..
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hurricaneCW wrote:Could this be the strongest storm ever recorded? Even beating Tip. It looks unbelievable and god bless those in its path.
this is way stronger than TIP possibly the world's strongest...
only thing missing is recon to confirm this and but guaranteed the world's strongest...
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This just unreal! Those poor people in the path of this extreme buzzsaw monsture.
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cebuboy wrote:xtyphooncyclonex wrote:Looks way better than STS Bopha before it was upgraded. I think (hope not real) that this will be a lot stronger than Bopha/Pablo - around 155 kts and 910 hPa.
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Its highly possible.. since it still have more time to spend in the ocean and could rapidly intensity further as it nears the Philippines.
My expectations were too weak! Now Haiyan is 165 kts and 895 hPa.
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euro6208 wrote:hurricaneCW wrote:Could this be the strongest storm ever recorded? Even beating Tip. It looks unbelievable and god bless those in its path.
this is way stronger than TIP possibly the world's strongest...
only thing missing is recon to confirm this but guaranteed a record breaking storm...
I agree, the T#s over 8.0 which is like the top limit are a huge indication of that. This could really be 180 kts sustained.
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cycloneye wrote:Tstormwatcher wrote:Anyone have a live link to a radar of this?
http://andrew.rsmas.miami.edu/bmcnoldy/ ... 13_CEB.gif
Thank you.
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