Cita de: pasku en Lunes 29 Agosto 2005 14:33:47 PM
800,1mm

donde?? 

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Tornado Watch - ALERT 5

Issue Time:   1:55 AM CDT  Monday Aug 29 2005
Valid Until:   3:29 AM CDT  Monday Sep 5 2005
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THE NWS STORM PREDICTION CENTER HAS ISSUED A TORNADO WATCH UNTIL 12:00PM CDT
Sel4 Spc Ww 290701

Urgent - Immediate Broadcast Requested Tornado Watch Number 754 Nws Storm Prediction Center Norman Ok 200 AM CDT Mon Aug 29 2005

The Nws Storm Prediction Center Has Issued A Tornado Watch For Portions Of

Southern Alabama Western Florida Panhandle Southeastern Louisiana Southern Mississippi Coastal Waters

Effective This Monday Morning From 200 AM Until Noon CDT.

Tornadoes... Thunderstorm Wind Gusts To 70 Mph... And Dangerous Lightning Are Possible In These Areas.

The Tornado Watch Area Is Approximately Along And 85 Statute Miles North And South Of A Line From 20 Miles Northwest Of New Orleans Louisiana To 20 Miles Northeast Of Crestview Florida. For A Complete Depiction Of The Watch See The Associated Watch Outline Update (wous64 Kwns Wou4).

Remember... A Tornado Watch Means Conditions Are Favorable For Tornadoes And Severe Thunderstorms In And Close To The Watch Area. Persons In These Areas Should Be On The Lookout For Threatening Weather Conditions And Listen For Later Statements And Possible Warnings.

Other Watch Information... This Tornado Watch Replaces Tornado Watch Number 752. Watch Number 752 Will Not Be In Effect After 200 AM CDT.

Discussion... Hurricane Katrina Is Still Expected To Make Landfall Over Far Sern LA This Morning. Discrete Storms Have Been Strongly Rotating Early This Morning Over The Water... And Area Vwp/S Indicate Extreme Low Level Shear In Place With 0-1 Km Srh In Excess Of 400 M2/S2. Given Persistent Discrete Storms Both Ahead Of And Within Katrina/S Rainbands... Tornado Threat Will Likewise Persist. Expect Tornado Threat Will Gradually Spread Inland As The System Makes Landfall And Morning Heating Destabilizes The Air Mass. The Forecast Maximum Wind Gusts And Mean Cell Motion Apply To Severe Thunderstorms Outside The Hurricane Eyewall.

Aviation... Tornadoes And A Few Severe Thunderstorms With Extreme Turbulence And Surface Wind Gusts To 60 Knots. A Few Cumulonimbi With Maximum Tops To 500. Mean Storm Motion Vector 12045.

Cita de: vigilant en Lunes 29 Agosto 2005 14:38:46 PM

Cita de: pasku en Lunes 29 Agosto 2005 14:33:47 PM
800,1mm

donde?? 

En esta estacion.

http://www.aws.com/WWL/broadcast.asp?javaid=WWLTV&units=1

Es acojonante como sube. Se actualiza cada 5 segs o asi

Viene en pulgadas. Para pasarlo a mm multiplicalo por 25,4

Ahora 878mm

se le va la olla!!!

866.6mm

Tiene que ser expectacular estar sentado en los coches que se ven en la camara web de WDSU.COM

Pasku 8 pulgadas so 203 mm
Cuantas pulgadas han caido, me parece exagerado esos 800

Cita de: pasku en Lunes 29 Agosto 2005 14:41:44 PM

Cita de: vigilant en Lunes 29 Agosto 2005 14:38:46 PM

Cita de: pasku en Lunes 29 Agosto 2005 14:33:47 PM
800,1mm

donde?? 

En esta estacion.

http://www.aws.com/WWL/broadcast.asp?javaid=WWLTV&units=1

Es acojonante como sube. Se actualiza cada 5 segs o asi

Viene en pulgadas. Para pasarlo a mm multiplicalo por 25,4

Ahora 878mm

en diez minutos han caido 78 litros???

Cita de: pasku en Lunes 29 Agosto 2005 14:41:44 PMmultiplicalo por 25,4

Creo que hay que multiplicar pro 24'5, no 25'4 ¿no?

aún así es mucho.

No se si estará bien, pero si está bien, es una burrada. Hay momentos en los que indica 24,69 cm/h

36 pulgadas

920!!!!! esta fatal

Cita de: vigilant en Lunes 29 Agosto 2005 14:44:54 PM

Cita de: pasku en Lunes 29 Agosto 2005 14:41:44 PMmultiplicalo por 25,4

Creo que hay que multiplicar pro 24'5, no 25'4 ¿no?

aún así es mucho.

1 inch/pulgada = 2,54cm=25,4mm

Lo tengo aqui de un libro. No creo que este equivocado el libro