| Big Kahuna |
| (Weather Hobbyist) |
| Wed Oct 05 2005 09:25 PM |
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Re: Tropical Storm Tammy Forms off East Central Florida Coast
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I thought Charley's winds were over 125 when it hit Port Charlotte/Cape Coral area? Anyway, i would rather see the thing not develop at all, but if it did, a trop storm or less is not too bad.
from the NHC report:
Charley made landfall on the southwest coast of Florida near Cayo Costa, just north of Captiva, around 1945 UTC 13 August with maximum sustained winds near 130 kt. Charley's eye passed over Punta Gorda at about 2045 UTC, and the eyewall struck that city and neighboring Port Charlotte with devastating results. Continuing north-northeastward at a slightly faster forward speed, the hurricane traversed the central Florida peninsula, resulting in a swath of destruction across the state. The center passed near Kissimmee and Orlando around 0130 UTC 14 August, by which time the interaction with land caused the maximum sustained winds to decrease to around 75 kt. Charley was still of hurricane intensity, with maximum sustained winds of 65-70 kt, when the center moved off the northeast coast of Florida near Daytona Beach at around 0330 UTC 14 August.
http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/2004charley.shtml?
93L doesnt look all that great right now, look like just another glob of crap that going to bring rain. we'll have to wait and see.
http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/GOES/EAST/GMEX/RGB_loop.html