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Posted on 08/28/2019 1:34:36 PM PDT by NautiNurse
Hurricane Dorian battered St. Thomas in the U.S. Virgin Islands, and brushing Puerto Rico. Taking aim at the Florida Atlantic Coastline, Hurricane Dorian is projected to be a major hurricane (Category 3) at landfall.
Satellite Imagery Dorian
NHC Public Advisories
NHC Discussions
Florida Radar Loop (with storm track overlay)
Buoy Data with Storm Track overlay
Jarrell. That one jumped right over our house in Belton and re-formed just south of Salado.
Good info. Thanks.
Definitely.
I’m just curious... someone posted a link showing the wind speed at various altitudes. Such as 10 meters, 100 meters, 250 meters, 1000 meters etc., and on up to higher altitudes.
It appeared to me that the wind velocity was higher at high altitudes, but not so high at ground level.
Does anybody know... when they say a wind speed of 150 mph, does that mean at ground level, or at high altitude?
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