Hurricane Emily off Cape Hatteras, NC.
Hurricane Emily off Cape Hatteras, NC.
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Zeta: got to get a bigger gun, 'cause this season ain't done yet...
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| Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Strength Scale | |||||
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| Attribute: | Cat 1 | Cat 2 | Cat 3 | Cat 4 | Cat 5 |
| Wind Speed [kts] | 65-82 | 83-95 | 96-113 | 114-135 | >135 |
| Pressure [mb] | >980 | 965-979 | 945-964 | 920-944 | <919 |
| Layman's terms | A good blow... | Tough storm | Nothing to be triffled with... | Let's see, I've packed the essentials... | Near landfall? Too bad. |
Tallahasee's take on the 1995 hurricane season (Tallahassee Democrat/Clay Bennett). The needle is over "Run". We think there should be another entry after that labled "Pray".
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