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NJ Saltwater Fisherman => Weather and Hurricane Info => Topic started by: Reckless on August 27, 2011, 04:58:40 AM
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Wind down to 90 mph.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/26295161/ns/weather/#.TlbB1GX5mSp
The National Hurricane Center in Miami said the enormous storm's top sustained winds slipped to 90 mph early Saturday from 100 mph overnight but warned Irene would remain a hurricane as it moves up the mid-Atlantic coast.
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She should still do some damage at that speed. Only thing we can do is wait it out, and be ready for whatever. Be safe everyone!
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Ive been watching and listening to reports.
It seems "Irene" likes the catagory 1 status. She has been a 1 for a while now and theres no sigh of her breaking up or getting any weaker then a one.
sustained winds of 85 mph gusts to 100 are her normal.
When the winds reach that speed 10 mph wont make any differance at all.
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The worst is that we will be subject to those winds for about 8 hours. She's a slow mover.
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The worst is that we will be subject to those winds for about 8 hours. She's a slow mover.
exactly.... cat 1 but the pressure is still mad low which keeps it a STRONG cat 1