NOAA and Air Force both made passes in the NE quadrant at same time
Posted by Chris in Tampa on 10/5/2016, 7:35 am
| Different altitudes. NOAA, around 7,000 feet Air Force, around 10,000 feet 7:11am EDT, NOAA 7:12am EDT, Air Force  7:21am EDT, NOAA 7:22am EDT, Air Force  NE Quadrant: NOAA Highest Flight Level Wind (30 sec. Avg.): 113 knots (130.0 mph) Highest Peak (10 sec. Avg.) Flight Level Wind: 116 knots (133.5 mph) Highest SFMR Peak (10s Avg.) Sfc. Wind: 94 knots (108.2 mph) Lowest Extrapolated Sfc. Pressure: 962.0 mb (28.41 inHg) Air Force: Highest Flight Level Wind (30 sec. Avg.): 106 knots (122.0 mph) Highest Peak (10 sec. Avg.) Flight Level Wind: 112 knots (128.9 mph) Highest SFMR Peak (10s Avg.) Sfc. Wind: 101 knots (116.2 mph) ... Next to it was this suspect one: 109 knot (125.4 mph) Lowest Extrapolated Sfc. Pressure: 960.7 mb (28.37 inHg) |
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