In a message dated 8/26/00 8:50:22 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
cesargroup{at}netscape.net writes:
<< As far as we could see Debbie was never a hurricane and further more Debbie
was a low pressure system at the time of the scan so therefore the team
attempted to identify a central quad. >>
While not wanting to start a "Debbie PostMortem" thread, I will say that
Debbie most certainly was a hurricane in the hours before its circulation
encountered the devastating effects of vertical wind shear and Hispaniola's
rugged terrain. Eye features, circular banding, great outflow, and even
hurricane hunter observation of winds at 1000 feet of around 90 m.p.h.
Sure sounds like a hurricane to me....
Best Regards,
Larry Cosgrove
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