There is a storm coming Friday.
My guess is 120 mph wind speed.
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Guesses on wind speed.
There is a storm coming Friday.
My guess is 120 mph wind speed.
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What is the specified time frame?
I just don't see this as a major wind event. I'll go with 71 mph on Saturday morning...
Tops for the day on Friday... 60...if that...
Last edited by JimS; 03-26-2008 at 02:09 PM.
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I more meant when is your time frame for the event. Just friday, friday and Saturday, noon to noon?Originally Posted by edog2007
Very different things to forecast for...
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Friday 10:00AM to 3:00PM
Changing peek windspeed vote to....100 mph
Now this is it just has to reach it...not sustain it.
Last edited by edog2007; 03-26-2008 at 09:33 PM.
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Got it...53mph
Or, I could bet 1mph and split it with you at 60
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I'll take 75mph
Last edited by Bill O; 03-26-2008 at 09:43 PM.
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http://www.met.tamu.edu/Weather_Interface/
Go to that website. Type in MWN for the station. Check the "Model Data" box and select "All Model Output."
WSP is the sustained wind speed for the summit in knots. Last weekend those numbers were around 98 (the scale only goes to 99).
I have to agree with Jim though, it doesn't look to exciting for this storm.
I'm lowering my guess to a measely category 1 hurricane at 75mph. You never know....gusts happen!
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I changed mine to 100 mph.
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Am I missing something here? Hurricane force? Really? Either the models changed drastically since y'all looked, your looking at the wrong MOS numbers, or y'all are reading the wrong line of code. According to what I am seeing this morning, if we get to 50 mph, that will be amazing.
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