Tuesday, December 06, 2005

Hurricane Epsilon Stumps National Hurricane Center

 
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Hurricane Epsilon Stumps National Hurricane Center
14 hours ago - StormTrack
Track Map As of the 10AM EST Public Advisory from the National Hurricane Center, Epsilon is listed as a Category One hurricane with sustained winds of 80 mph and a central pressure of 982 mb. The eye of the hurricane is 545 miles west-southwest of the Azores and moving to the east-southeast at 8 mph. Hurricane Epsilon is maintaining a strong ring of convection surrounding the eye. Beyond that, outflow has maintained and the storm is remarkably symmetric. This is a very impressive hurricane . .
Excerpt:. Lixion Avila at the National Hurricane Center is continuing to shoot straight in his discussion:EPSILON HAS IGNORED THE
COLD SSTS AS WELL AS THE STRONG UPPER-LEVEL WESTERLIES AND HAS
MAINTAINED HURRICANE STRENGTH. I AM AM NOT GOING TO SPECULATE ANY
MORE ON THE FUTURE INTENSITY OF EPSILON AND WILL JUST FOLLOW SHIPS
AND GFDL WHICH ARE THE BEST GUIDANCE AVAILABLE. SHIPS MODEL
GRADUALLY WEAKENS THE CYCLONE AND THE GFDL KEEPS IT AS A HURRICANE
FOR NEARLY 3 DAYS. THE OFFICIAL INTENSITY FORECAST IS THEN A
COMPROMISE BETWEEN THESE TWO MODELS.


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