To: equaviator
What is a millibar 900?
Thank-you for your response.
18 posted on
10/06/2016 4:29:37 AM PDT by
Biggirl
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To: Biggirl; equaviator
Lower pressures in the eye of the storm are reflective of stronger hurricanes. A drop in pressure is usually an ominous indication that a storm is strengthening.
Unfortunately, the earlier post erroneously (and dangerously) intimated that a pressure must be below 900 to cause catastrophic damage. This is a an uninformed, false statement.
23 posted on
10/06/2016 4:35:57 AM PDT by
NautiNurse
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To: Biggirl
“What is a millibar 900?”
Millibar refers to the sea level atmospheric pressure at the center of the storm. The lower the pressure reading, the more powerful the storm.
900 is extremely low and indicates a very powerful storm.
24 posted on
10/06/2016 4:36:51 AM PDT by
wrench
To: Biggirl
It’s a measurement of the barometric pressure, and it’s very low. Generally the lower the pressure the worse the storm.
169 posted on
10/06/2016 6:54:27 AM PDT by
pgkdan
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