It moved south some. The eye goes straight through Sarasota atm.Tampa is going to disappear. This will be HISTORIC. I decided to stay in town. Wish me luck.
Sure a slow moving Cat 3/4 can do a lot more damage than a fast moving Cat 5, that's most of why Katrina and Harvey are the most damaging Atlantic hurricanes on record, but a hurricane's forward speed isn't tied to the intensity fluctuations. Milton isn't going to do more damage if it loses intensity.heard some weather academic poo pooing the cat system, talking about how dropping to a cat three could technically be more damaging as it's slower pace could mean much more water damage which typically causes more problems than the high wind. I have no idea myself
Sure a slow moving Cat 3/4 can do a lot more damage than a fast moving Cat 5, that's most of why Katrina and Harvey are the most damaging Atlantic hurricanes on record, but a hurricane's forward speed isn't tied to the intensity fluctuations. Milton isn't going to do more damage if it loses intensity.
Baste
Would you trust an old P-3 built and designed by old white guys or a modern plane built and designed with DEI?That seems like a terrible job.
Surprised they're still flying P-3's too. I wonder if they'll just keep patching them together for eternity or eventually decide to move to something else. I wonder if the P-8 can handle that.
Pist garaged?Tampa is going to disappear. This will be HISTORIC. I decided to stay in town. Wish me luck.
Tampa is going to disappear. This will be HISTORIC. I decided to stay in town. Wish me luck.
NoiceActually shows the course 30 miles south of Tamp Bay on Zoom.Earth. Guess it took another small deviation.
It obviously doesn't tell the whole story about a storm's momentum. I think pressure, size, and wind speed are all relevant. A large storm with low pressure but only cat 3 could cause more damage than some of the burnout small cat 5s we've seen.heard some weather academic poo pooing the cat system, talking about how dropping to a cat three could technically be more damaging as it's slower pace could mean much more water damage which typically causes more problems than the high wind. I have no idea myself