CrazyC83 wrote:Why did they decide to fly a relatively weak storm at 700 anyway? Normally a storm like this is flown at 850 or 925.
They are now down to 5,500 ft.
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CrazyC83 wrote:Why did they decide to fly a relatively weak storm at 700 anyway? Normally a storm like this is flown at 850 or 925.
CrazyC83 wrote:Why did they decide to fly a relatively weak storm at 700 anyway? Normally a storm like this is flown at 850 or 925.
Kingarabian wrote:The CPHC will pull something like "Although the center is poorly defined and recon only finding 40kt winds, Dvorak from the JTWC is this and this so we will keep the pressure at 999mb and winds at 50kts".
wxman57 wrote:Yeah, those 50kt SFMR winds were 10-second winds, not 1-min winds. Realistic 1-min wind may be around 45 kts or less. I'm sure CPHC will carry it at 50kts, as they won't like to indicate a weakening storm ahead of landfall.
Note that all dynamic models, including the consensus track, are well west of CPHC's track - right across the central or western part of the Big Island. UKMET is south of the island.
Kingarabian wrote:wxman57 wrote:Yeah, those 50kt SFMR winds were 10-second winds, not 1-min winds. Realistic 1-min wind may be around 45 kts or less. I'm sure CPHC will carry it at 50kts, as they won't like to indicate a weakening storm ahead of landfall.
Note that all dynamic models, including the consensus track, are well west of CPHC's track - right across the central or western part of the Big Island. UKMET is south of the island.
They're strictly following the GFS it seems. They've completed ignored the Euro ever since the NHC handed the system over.
wxman57 wrote:Kingarabian wrote:wxman57 wrote:Yeah, those 50kt SFMR winds were 10-second winds, not 1-min winds. Realistic 1-min wind may be around 45 kts or less. I'm sure CPHC will carry it at 50kts, as they won't like to indicate a weakening storm ahead of landfall.
Note that all dynamic models, including the consensus track, are well west of CPHC's track - right across the central or western part of the Big Island. UKMET is south of the island.
They're strictly following the GFS it seems. They've completed ignored the Euro ever since the NHC handed the system over.
I think they were following the consensus line, which was near the east coast. That consensus has shifted west of the center of the island, now.
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