WPAC: HAIYAN - Post-Tropical
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Re: WPAC: HAIYAN - Typhoon
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Re: WPAC: HAIYAN - Typhoon
cycloneye wrote:Note=Those who are posting images,upload them first by tinypic or imageshack to save them and when this thread goes to the archives forum it will be a historic thread to see.
imgur is also good...
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Pressure in Cebu City is now at 995.8 hPa.
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euro6208 wrote:RL3AO wrote:Alyono wrote:may have sustained winds of 180 KT now
If 180kt is possible, it would be right now in this storm.
wow is that even entirely possible? it keeps getting better by the hour...
In theory, one can have a hypercane with winds over 400 KT, but different environmental conditions would be required.
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Alyono wrote:the core is now spreading over the Phillippines
yeah and the eye is shrinking the deep convection deepened and has expanded.. crazy. 200mph could be possible atm
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Re: WPAC: HAIYAN - Typhoon
euro6208 wrote:cycloneye wrote:Note=Those who are posting images,upload them first by tinypic or imageshack to save them and when this thread goes to the archives forum it will be a historic thread to see.
imgur is also good...
Yeah,forgot that one.
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For those interested...
My chase partner for the Gulf, Josh Morgerman is currently intercepting the storm and is located in downtown Tacloban with James Reynolds.
He is updating on his facebook page - https://www.facebook.com/iCyclone
Just chatted with him and they are hunkered down awaiting the arrival and well aware of the dangers that the cyclone poses.
My chase partner for the Gulf, Josh Morgerman is currently intercepting the storm and is located in downtown Tacloban with James Reynolds.
He is updating on his facebook page - https://www.facebook.com/iCyclone
Just chatted with him and they are hunkered down awaiting the arrival and well aware of the dangers that the cyclone poses.
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Re: WPAC: HAIYAN - Typhoon
I have no words to describe what I'm feeling.
It's absolutely interesting to watch a cyclone like that but it's absolutely painful to think it's heading to land.
I think I've never ever seen such a perfect storm and that's not a good thing.
It's absolutely interesting to watch a cyclone like that but it's absolutely painful to think it's heading to land.
I think I've never ever seen such a perfect storm and that's not a good thing.
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What time does the sun rise and when can we expect visible sat images?
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...speechless...
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Sorry, but I really can't find a word or even a million of them to describe the...the...the monstrosity of this freakish tropical cyclone. Just something that will be remembered for years and years to come. May God truly be with those poor Filipinos. 
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Meow wrote:Extratropical94 wrote:Does anyone have information on the current JTWC best track data, or when the 18Z data is coming out?
It will be released after they analyses IR imagery at 1730Z. By the way, the ‘best track data’ is not the real best track data.
Thanks
That's why I said JTWC. I'd like to know what the unofficial pressure estimate is though.
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Also something to think about:
From what I understand, the Dvorak estimates don't take into account the forward speed of a storm, or at least a relatively quick forward speed. Haiyan is currently moving at 22 knots, and thus probably has higher maximum sustained winds than a typical TC. I genuinely believe 180 knots isn't out of the question.
From what I understand, the Dvorak estimates don't take into account the forward speed of a storm, or at least a relatively quick forward speed. Haiyan is currently moving at 22 knots, and thus probably has higher maximum sustained winds than a typical TC. I genuinely believe 180 knots isn't out of the question.
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Bizzles wrote:What time does the sun rise and when can we expect visible sat images?
...speechless...
2230z for better visible image
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Re: WPAC: HAIYAN - Typhoon / JTWC 15:00 UTC warning=165kts
hriverajr wrote:My wife's family is located in the mountains outside BayBay Letye. I sure hope they serve as some protection against the wind. I'm really worried. At the very least we will lose communications with them for some time.
please let us know how they fare.
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SouthDadeFish wrote:Also something to think about:
From what I understand, the Dvorak estimates don't take into account the forward speed of a storm, or at least a relatively quick forward speed. Haiyan is currently moving at 22 knots, and thus probably has higher maximum sustained winds than a typical TC. I genuinely believe 180 knots isn't out of the question.
yeah, They should have at least one recon for chases like this. too much lost possible research data..
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