akt1985
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Props to those at WJHG TV in Panama City Beach in which the news anchors made a reference to Brian Norcross talking people in the Miami through Hurricane Andrew and will talk people in the northwest Florida area through the hurricane.
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Hurricane Hurricane Michael
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Kory
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926mb at latest dropsonde. WTF
MikeP
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Its gotta be close to CAT 5
Kory
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Every little wobble will be important for PCB now...
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warneagle
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Extrapolated surface pressure of 926.8 mb on the most recent pass through.
Evan
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He's firing another round of hot towers and looks to be making another go at wrapping it in and strengthening. Whether he makes it to Cat 5 or not is purely academic at this point. He's an absolute monster and this is historic. This is going to be a storm we talk about for decades to come.
You can't help but feel nauseous.
You can't help but feel nauseous.
warneagle
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Feels like the morning of April 27th basically.
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Current Picture in Orange Beach.
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Saw an extrapolated pressure reading of 925.7 mb on the latest air force recon. Pressure still getting lower.
Evan
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I really don't think any of us know what the impacts are going to be at this point other than it is going to be historic in a very bad way. There's just not much we can use to make a comparison.
I believe any chance to weaken or lessen impacts is over. Only mitigation now is landfall location and even then that difference will be two varying degrees of pure hell.
I believe any chance to weaken or lessen impacts is over. Only mitigation now is landfall location and even then that difference will be two varying degrees of pure hell.
Kory
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It will probably be hard to parce out the wind damage from surge on smaller structures. Similar to the Mississippi Gulf Coast after Katrina.
TuckerTerry
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What are the chances this monster doesn't turn?
It looks to be moving NE to me over the last 30 minutes per satellite and radar. Could just be a wobble as well.
Kory
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129kt surface wind in the NW quadrant.
TuckerTerry
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It was to be picked up by a cold front ...the sharp easterly turn. Is that still happening? Forgive me, please.
Kory
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It’s pretty much right on course.
