Has anyone asked where Steve Harrigan is?
Whooaaaaaaaaa!!!
[poor guy will never live that down]
I heard Steve is heading to the middle east again.
I LIKE Harrigan. I've enjoyed his hurricane reporting because he seems relaxed and enjoying the "easy" duty. He doesn't get tense unless there are bullets whizzing past his ear. And he, unlike most of them, really goes where the bullets are whizzing. And he doesn't try to pretend he isn't scared sh!tless, but he hangs in there and does his job and doesn't come out and try to play "gotcha!" with some poor dogface trying to do HIS job and stay alive.
(I'm not knocking you, I don't think you're slamming him either)
Wind Direction (WDIR): | NNW ( 340 deg true ) |
Wind Speed (WSPD): | 27.2 kts |
Wind Gust (GST): | 35.0 kts |
Wave Height (WVHT): | 15.7 ft |
Dominant Wave Period (DPD): | 13 sec |
Average Period (APD): | 7.4 sec |
Mean Wave Direction (MWDIR): | E ( 97 deg true ) |
Atmospheric Pressure (PRES): | 29.42 in |
Pressure Tendency (PTDY): | -0.06 in ( Falling ) |
Air Temperature (ATMP): | 86.9 °F |
Water Temperature (WTMP): | 84.7 °F |
Dew Point (DEWP): | 74.3 °F |
Heat Index (HEAT): | 95.5 °F |
Combined plot of Wind Speed, Gust, and Air Pressure |
TIME(CDT) | WDIR | WSPD |
---|---|---|
5:50 pm | NNW ( 341 deg ) | 26.4 kts |
5:40 pm | NNW ( 341 deg ) | 26.0 kts |
5:30 pm | NNW ( 337 deg ) | 26.6 kts |
5:20 pm | NNW ( 339 deg ) | 27.0 kts |
5:10 pm | NNW ( 342 deg ) | 27.6 kts |
5:00 pm | NNW ( 338 deg ) | 25.1 kts |