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EFFECTIC DESIGNS wrote:Damn son
A Hurricane/Storm that currently blowing at supersonic speed 2400 KM/H on Neptune and never ends.
https://www.space.com/21157-uranus-nept ... ealed.html
I wonder what Category that hadda be.
TriP wrote:All Northern Atlantic Hurricanes on one map
matr1x wrote:Lee lasted shorter than he name.
But need another one to wake up Trinidad
mero wrote:Imagine kants on 2nr wish this happen to us to "teach us a lesson and make us aware"
Analyses from CIMSS at the University of Wisconsin suggest that
Maria is currently experiencing light to moderate southwesterly
shear. However, all indications are that the shear should diminish
during the next 24-48 h, which should allow steady to rapid
strengthening. The Rapid Intensification Index of the SHIPS model
forecast better than a 50 percent chance of 25-30 kt of
strengthening during the next 24 h, and about a 35 percent chance
of 55 kt of strengthening during the next 48 h. Based on this, the
intensity forecast has been increased to show Maria becoming a
major hurricane in 24 h and a category 4 hurricane in 48 h. Late in
the forecast period, a combination of land interaction and
increasing shear should cause some weakening. The new intensity
forecast is near the upper edge of the guidance in best overall
agreement with the HWRF.
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