Since there seems to be in an interest in storm data, I thought I would mention the bouy data sites. I use them to get the real story when preparing to go fishing/boating.
Some of the individual bouys have plots of atmospheric pressure. If you find a bouy in the path of the storm you can really see the pressure drop.
http://www.ndbc.noaa.gov/Maps/Central_Florida.shtml
Here is another that has some good info closer to my favorite spots:
http://comps1.marine.usf.edu/
johndz
Chuck Hast <wchast@gmail.com> wrote:
The animation is paid for. If you go into tropical and go look at the
satellite stuff is says that the loops are members only.
I do like the graphic that shows all of the modeling, that is what I like
to see on their site.
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