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2024 Hurricane Season Tropical Cyclone Reports
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895 mb for Milton seems very reasonable to me for its peak - no changes to the windspeed also seems completely okay as well, even when considering the fact that they did mention a chance for surface winds to be closer to 160 knots than 155 knots at peak.
Just found out on my own Milton's TCR is out!
Milton ties Rita exactly for winds and pressure as both storms were 155 KTS and 895 MB.
Milton ties Rita exactly for winds and pressure as both storms were 155 KTS and 895 MB.
Hurricane Hone's report is still NOT out!
My advise is to settle in and wait, because the Central Pacific Hurricane Center loves to take Forever to update the EPAC reports and put out the CPAC reports when CPAC storm do form.
For an example, Hurricane Kilo from 2015 had its' TCR (the CPAC portion as Kilo crossed the IDL and moved into the WPAC, the report covers only the CPAC), put out on October 10th, 2018. The storm lasted in the CPAC from August 22nd to Septmeber 1st before crossing 180 into the WPAC.
Kilo's report from reference: https://www.nhc.noaa.gov/data/tcr/CP032015_Kilo.pdf
The storm's report from the CPHC took THREE YEARS!
My advise is to settle in and wait, because the Central Pacific Hurricane Center loves to take Forever to update the EPAC reports and put out the CPAC reports when CPAC storm do form.
For an example, Hurricane Kilo from 2015 had its' TCR (the CPAC portion as Kilo crossed the IDL and moved into the WPAC, the report covers only the CPAC), put out on October 10th, 2018. The storm lasted in the CPAC from August 22nd to Septmeber 1st before crossing 180 into the WPAC.
Kilo's report from reference: https://www.nhc.noaa.gov/data/tcr/CP032015_Kilo.pdf
The storm's report from the CPHC took THREE YEARS!