OK, westward movement has stopped, looks like a northwest to southeast pass through the eye...
2310 1424N 06822W 03048 0143 057 036 094 040 037 03243 0000000000
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Latest satellite images indicate that Emily is rapidly strengthening this afternoon. A ring of VERY cold cloud tops has positioned itself rather symmetrically around the eye. If my current thinking is correct, pressure should have dropped another 10-15 mb from the last vortex message which was 974 mb. Winds should be up there near 110-115 kts. Very powerful little system...
[EDIT: RE-ADJUST PRESSURE DROP DUE TO AN ERROR IN INFORMATION]
[EDIT: RE-ADJUST PRESSURE DROP DUE TO AN ERROR IN INFORMATION]
Last edited by Hyperstorm on Thu Jul 14, 2005 6:44 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Matt-hurricanewatcher
TampaFl wrote:HURAKAN wrote:
EVIL EMILY CONTINUES TO GET MORE DANGEROUS. BUT AFTERALL, BAD GIRLS LOOK GOOD!
I can't rule out that date as of yet....
http://weather.unisys.com/hurricane/atl ... /track.gif
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don't think they delay do they? would think they would issue normally at 8pm and then issue a special advisory if recon supported that
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clfenwi wrote:To referesh everyone's memories, last recon pressure ob was 974 millibars at 1715Z...
Thanks for reminding me. For some reason, it slipped my mind that the 968 mb pressure reading was an estimated reading. The 5-10 mb pressure drop from last vortex message (974mb), would have to be changed to a 10-15 mb pressure drop somewhere around 960 mb.
I will edit my previous post...
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Andy_L wrote:don't think they delay do that? would think they would issue normally at 8pm and then issue a special advisory if recon supported that
Most likely. They might not issue the advisory til right at 8pm, but they aren't going to wait til 8:15 or 8:30 for recon.
Last Wednesday if ya'll remember at 5pm Dennis was still a TS, but less than an hour later recon confirmed it to be a hurricane.
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