Re: Official landfall with 105 mph winds, 947 mb pressure
Posted by
jack ruby on 6/30/2010, 10:28 pm
| Very typical of hurricane landfalls along the northern Mexican coast---105-110mph winds. Even without knowing all the numbers associated with shear , and dry air intrusion in particular quadrants of the storm--unless the storm is already a major and has more power than the aforesaid windstrength you can pretty much guess a 105-110 mph landfall along this stretch from south of Brownsville south to Tampico. Have been some with a little more strenghth---Gilbert (cat 5 at landfall along Yucatan) was able to recuperate and make landfall along the northern Mexican Coast at about 120mph. But by and large---several occasions---105-110mph as a norm. |
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Official landfall with 105 mph winds, 947 mb pressure -
Chris in Tampa,
6/30/2010, 10:00 pm- Looks like at least four short-duration eyewall hot-towers fired before landfall - JAC, 7/1/2010, 11:13 am
- Looks like a EWRC was just starting up at Landfall - JAC, 7/1/2010, 7:14 am
- Re: Official landfall with 105 mph winds, 947 mb pressure - hillsboroughweather, 7/1/2010, 5:09 am
- Re: Official landfall with 105 mph winds, 947 mb pressure - BobbiStorm, 6/30/2010, 10:08 pm
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