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Hurricane hunters are only finding winds as high as 100 mph now. The monster is dying. Interesting to see if the media is a quick to point out the diminishing risk as opposed to end of the world coverage.


183 posted on 09/02/2019 2:43:00 PM PDT by deanking
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To: deanking

Not a chance.


187 posted on 09/02/2019 2:48:28 PM PDT by Jrabbit
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To: deanking
Weird--the NHC 600 PM update reports max sustained winds of 145 mph and gusts to 170 mph.

Hopefully, the media are following NHC updates, rather than interpreting hurricane hunter data dumps from various altitudes and translating km per hour to mph.

192 posted on 09/02/2019 2:55:33 PM PDT by NautiNurse (Will trans-Atlantic trains cross over or under the ocean?)
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To: deanking

Larger size, lower wind speeds. She cycled and got bigger. May not mean higher wind speeds, but larger volume wind fields. She is sitting over the Gulf Stream. Have no idea why people predict her energy input to diminish.


193 posted on 09/02/2019 2:58:22 PM PDT by justa-hairyape (The user name is sarcastic. Although at times it may not appear that way.)
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To: deanking

Ike’s windspeed was ‘only’ 105 mph at landfall - and caused 30 billion in damage and 113 fatalities in the U.S. - was that overhyped? Go stuff yourself. You know nothing about hurricane history.


604 posted on 09/04/2019 12:47:16 PM PDT by dirtboy
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