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This is also why Cat 4 minimum wind speed was reduced to 130 mph around the same time.However in the 2010s 55 mph, 95 mph and 135 mph were used.
Last time I checked radar (which I can’t do anymore because the site is weird) it still didn't have any signs of an EWRC in the immediate future. I do fully suspect there could be one by evening today though.About a 2 mb/hr deepening trend per extrap from recon it seems. If that continues without an EWRC, I expect the storm to go sub-900 mb in as little as 4-5 hours from now.
Last time I checked radar (which I can’t do anymore because the site is weird) it still didn't have any signs of an EWRC in the immediate future. I do fully suspect there could be one by evening today though.
I’m speechless. 240 mph in a TC is insane at any altitude. To beat a record by a storm like Megi, a super typhoon monster through and through, is just crazy for an Atlantic C5.-ridiculous
Ohhh nooo…Is the next recon actually in 6 hours…
Well at least it’ll likely be confirmed as a 175mph cane. Which is better than 160.I swear it's so cliche that during times where we really need data, recon schedule just happens to tap off LOL. At least, we are getting data, incredible work these people do for us