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Old 23-10-2015, 07:07   #16
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Re: Watch out for Patricia

Just converted that 880 MilliBar pressure to inches of mercury = 25.99074965..."
roughly 5000 feet of altimeter altitude.
That is a deep surface low.

"ESTIMATED MINIMUM CENTRAL PRESSURE 880 MB"
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Old 23-10-2015, 07:17   #17
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Holy macrel, gusts to 220kn? That is over 400km/h.
(What has been posted earlier.)
Good luck, so glad I am far away.
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Stay safe Zee...
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Old 23-10-2015, 07:19   #19
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I follow the world news very closely. I am curious why Patricia came onto the scene with less that 24 hours advance notice.
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Old 23-10-2015, 07:23   #20
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Best of Luck Zee...
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Old 23-10-2015, 07:53   #21
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That is a storm to avoid!

I can't imagine much would survive or endure sustained winds over 200 MPH!

It would be like having an F5 tornado over your bat or house or community for possibly hours rather than just seconds.

Really unimaginable!

Here is a pretty good article with graphics.
With 200-MPH Winds, Hurricane Patricia Closes In On Mexico : The Two-Way : NPR
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Old 23-10-2015, 08:09   #22
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That is a storm to avoid!

I can't imagine much would survive or endure sustained winds over 200 MPH!

It would be like having an F5 tornado over your bat or house or community for possibly hours rather than just seconds.

Really unimaginable!

Here is a pretty good article with graphics.
With 200-MPH Winds, Hurricane Patricia Closes In On Mexico : The Two-Way : NPR
quote from the comments section of that article...........

VinceD2 • 20 minutes ago

A hurricane hits Mexico and 2 million Mexicans died. Many
countries sent over support. France sent over people to help rebuild the
cities. Spain sent over doctors to attend to the wounded. All different
countries were sending help. Not to be outdone, America sent over 2
million replacement Mexicans.
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Old 23-10-2015, 08:10   #23
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Christ. This is insane. I'm really worried for Zee and Boatycat. And others, please run to shelter!!!
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Old 23-10-2015, 08:12   #24
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...America sent over 2 million replacement Mexicans.
And the UK sent the entire population of Bradford.
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I follow the world news very closely. I am curious why Patricia came onto the scene with less that 24 hours advance notice.
FYI: The US National Hurricane Center in Miami began issuing Advisories on (what became Patricia) on Tuesday, 20 Oct, at 1500UTC, some of us picked up hints of it from satellite views on Sunday.
Mexican (and other) outlets probably picked it up soon after.
Hurricane PATRICIA Advisory Archive

If you're depending on domestic USA 'news' sources, you're missing a lot; the quality has diminished greatly in the last decade or two.
If you depend on those sources that inhabit an "alternate universe" entirely, you're better off with nothing at all (particularly that one run by that Aussie and his Saudi and Chinese partners) .
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Re: Watch out for Patricia

I've been watching it for a while and was surprised there wasn't a thread on it sooner. I figured there was some other forum that more PV cruisers hung out on.

We head south from San Diego in a few days, so I've been watching the forecast on windyty. There are some wild things forecasted. Last night they were showing 2 seperate spinning storms smacking in to PV by hooking around the point and coming right in from the bay. I was going to link to them but the forecast has already changed.

I'm wondering if we should be loading aid on the boat to take there.
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I hope nobody is foolish enough to remain on a boat in the path of this storm. Pray for those in the path.
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I hope nobody is foolish enough to remain on a boat in the path of this storm. Pray for those in the path.
zeehag has apparently decided to stay on board putting her trust in the high surrounding moutains,and a slight drift to the north of the projected track.....

good luck zee
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And the UK sent the entire population of Bradford.
that would be replacement "Indians",wrong continent old boy
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zeehag has apparently decided to stay on board putting her trust in the high surrounding moutains,and a slight drift to the north of the projected track.....

good luck zee
This, me thinks, was NOT a good idea. I have to say.
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