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973mb low already.....?


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weenies not gonna like this; rapid drops well offshore

its impossible to respond to all of these posts, but for the n-teenth time pressure falls dont show accurately where the low pressure center is OR what direction it is headed, especially in a situation such as this where there is going to be a turning from ENE to NE to NNE to N

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its impossible to respond to all of these posts, but for the n-teenth time pressure falls dont show accurately where the low pressure center is OR what direction it is headed, especially in a situation such as this where there is going to be a turning from ENE to NE to NNE to N

It is a 3 hr. trend, nothing more and nothing less

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This map implies a 986 low west of the buoy east of Cape Hatteras. A conservative estimate of central pressure is to start with the pressure nearest the low, and drop the value one millibar/hPa for every ten knots of wind. It's a practice HPC and OPC have done for over a decade (perhaps much longer) that TPC/NHC began to do with tropical cyclones during the decade of the naughts (2000-2009). This is another reason why the hurricane re-analysis for the Atlantic basin is sorely needed, even if it's taking a generation to accomplish. So far, the reanalysis has taken fourteen years and counting,

In the second hour of white death, flurry-style,

DR

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Seems like too sharp a pressure gradient to me but I could be wrong.....

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This map implies a 986 low west of the buoy east of Cape Hatteras. A conservative estimate of central pressure is to start with the pressure nearest the low, and drop the value one millibar/hPa for every ten knots of wind. It's a practice HPC and OPC have done for over a decade (perhaps much longer) that TPC/NHC began to do with tropical cyclones during the decade of the naughts (2000-2009). This is another reason why the hurricane re-analysis for the Atlantic basin is sorely needed, even if it's taking a generation to accomplish. So far, the reanalysis has taken fourteen years and counting,

In the second hour of white death, flurry-style,

DR

Thanks for the tip, appreciated!!!! :thumbsup:

I'm still looking at buoys.... :arrowhead: down to 974mb....

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