BensonTCwatcher wrote:95.5 mph gust on frying pan tower - wow! That instrument is 135 ft above the water. Heaviest wind still to come. Averaging 77 mph.
If the hurricane is moving towards you at 15 mph, do you add that to the wind speed?
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BensonTCwatcher wrote:95.5 mph gust on frying pan tower - wow! That instrument is 135 ft above the water. Heaviest wind still to come. Averaging 77 mph.
supercane4867 wrote:Wind gusts associated with the extratropical-like sting jet feature are much higher than sustained winds. The wind damage potential here is much worse than a deep tropical CAT1 like Hanna.
aspen wrote:I’m getting worried this trough interaction responsible for Isaias’ intensification to 85 mph will keep it a 60-65 mph tropical storm once it gets up to Connecticut. It doesn’t help that I’ll be on the western side of the eye, the same side with those 117 kt FL measurements. Gusts could be quite nasty...at least it’ll be moving rather fast and won’t stick around as long as Sandy.
ScottNAtlanta wrote:supercane4867 wrote:Wind gusts associated with the extratropical-like sting jet feature are much higher than sustained winds. The wind damage potential here is much worse than a deep tropical CAT1 like Hanna.
What exactly is a "sting jet"?
ScottNAtlanta wrote:BensonTCwatcher wrote:95.5 mph gust on frying pan tower - wow! That instrument is 135 ft above the water. Heaviest wind still to come. Averaging 77 mph.
If the hurricane is moving towards you at 15 mph, do you add that to the wind speed?
shiny-pebble wrote:https://twitter.com/iCyclone/status/1290464235814879232?s=19
ScottNAtlanta wrote:supercane4867 wrote:Wind gusts associated with the extratropical-like sting jet feature are much higher than sustained winds. The wind damage potential here is much worse than a deep tropical CAT1 like Hanna.
What exactly is a "sting jet"?
it is is a meteorological phenomenon that forms as a part of some rapidly developing mid-latitude storms. The 'sting' part of the name refers to the scorpion's tail like shape that the clouds around a sting jet take on. The sting jet contains the most damaging winds, which can reach speeds of more than 100 mph.
NXStumpy_Robothing wrote:I would like to start a petition to the NHC to remove all names on their rotating lists starting with the letter I.
wx98 wrote:ScottNAtlanta wrote:supercane4867 wrote:Wind gusts associated with the extratropical-like sting jet feature are much higher than sustained winds. The wind damage potential here is much worse than a deep tropical CAT1 like Hanna.
What exactly is a "sting jet"?
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sting_jet
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