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9/30-10/5 Joaquin-Trough Interaction-MODELS


Rjay

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If this thing comes up the eastern seaboard, we are talking devastation. Sandy could be dethroned.

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With all due respect, I feel this is an ignorant comment.  Completely different setup.  First and foremost (and probably all that needs to be said) is that Sandy merged with another strong LP system.

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With all due respect, I feel this is an ignorant comment. Completely different setup. First and foremost (and probably all that needs to be said) is that Sandy merged with another strong LP system.

No offense taken. I should clarify. I'm not talking about the statistical and meteorological anomaly. What I mean was the potential for formidable to extreme damage along a wide swath, and the element of being caught by surprise potentially.

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URNT12 KNHC 012343
VORTEX DATA MESSAGE AL112015
A. 01/23:12:40Z
B. 22 deg 51 min N
074 deg 25 min W
C. 700 mb 2523 m
D. 116 kt
E. 258 deg 16 nm
F. 341 deg 123 kt
G. 256 deg 18 nm
H. 932 mb
I. 10 C / 3045 m
J. 19 C / 3047 m
K. 6 C / NA
L. CLOSED
M. C12
N. 12345 / 7
O. 0.02 / 2 nm
P. AF300 0911A JOAQUIN OB 06
MAX FL WIND 123 KT 256 / 18 NM 23:06:30Z
CNTR DROPSONDE SFC WIND 240 / 12 KT
MAX FL TEMP 19 C 062 / 13 NM FROM FL CNTR

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URNT12 KNHC 012343

VORTEX DATA MESSAGE AL112015

A. 01/23:12:40Z

B. 22 deg 51 min N

074 deg 25 min W

C. 700 mb 2523 m

D. 116 kt

E. 258 deg 16 nm

F. 341 deg 123 kt

G. 256 deg 18 nm

H. 932 mb

I. 10 C / 3045 m

J. 19 C / 3047 m

K. 6 C / NA

L. CLOSED

M. C12

N. 12345 / 7

O. 0.02 / 2 nm

P. AF300 0911A JOAQUIN OB 06

MAX FL WIND 123 KT 256 / 18 NM 23:06:30Z

CNTR DROPSONDE SFC WIND 240 / 12 KT

MAX FL TEMP 19 C 062 / 13 NM FROM FL CNTR

 

932. Sheesh

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Not quite. A bad storm, but Katrina was a 175mph 902mb beast. A ways to go yet to get there.

I was going to defend Ralph here if he was referring g to surge. Katrina was a weakening 3 at landfall but the surge remained a cat 5 or very close to it, slamming into a (in)famously low lying area. Sandy's surge was incredible in parts due the the New York bight as well as the sheer size of the storm.

Intensity? I have to agree this would have a way to go to get to Katrina levels.

The only model I hug is the SLOSH lol

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