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DVD 85mins
Award Winning!
of Hurricane Charleys eyewall in Punta Gorda, Florida Aug,13 ,2004
chase Report
developed for the "WeatherLab" portable weather station. The right
image shows all plots including pressure and temperature while the left
picture is the barometric pressure plot of the eye and eyewall of the
storm passing over our location in Punta Gorda. Winds speeds were not
recorded for equipment and personnel safety. The barometric pressure
has been acquired through the lap-top serial interface to the weather
stations display for a period of several hours. The pressure display, in
millibars (mb) is green to the left and plotted by the green line. The plot
clearly shows the rapid decrease then increase in barometric pressure
from a 1005 mb to a minimum to 943 mb then a rapid subsequent
increase there after. Note the eyewall marked by the intense pressure
gradient and direct correlation in a slight temperature increase during
the lowest pressures (tropical cyclones are WARM CORE lows).
Data Recored By: Chris Collura
find full radar loop of
Hurricane Charley?
This video is a
compilation of all of the
hurricane charley radar
images from the Tampa
Florida National Weather
Service Office from the
day before, 08/12/2004
through 08/14/2004.
The video is formatted
for PAL or NTSC and
shows the full life cycle
Charley. PLAY MOVIE
PLAY VIDEO CLIP - 3MB
Jeff Gammons
Backside of eyewall moves in with intense winds again as we take cover.
PLAY VIDEO CLIP - 10.7MB
Jeff Gammons
Winds relax for a short time as the eye moves in over head. Pressure
reading now at 943MB on the WeatherLab III. Debris Everwhere!
PLAY VIDEO CLIP - 6.03MB
Jeff Gammons
View as the first 100mph winds move into Punta Gorda, FL. Roofs start
to fly around as Jason Foster samples the wind before the eyewall.
PLAY VIDEO CLIP - 3.68
Jeff Gammons
First half of the eyewall moves into Punta Gorda, Florida.
PLAY VIDEO CLIP - 6.41MB
Chris Collura
Second half of eyewall as chris Collura gets trapped on backside of
building in 130MPH winds.
PLAY VIDEO CLIP - 7.89MB
Chris Collura
Chris Collura looking up into the short lived sun light breaking in the
eye. PLAY VIDEO CLIP - 4.55MB
Jeff Gammons
Storm Chaser
Videographer
P.O. Box 2748
Okeechobee, FL
34973-2748
888-296-6297
Websites:
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once again returned to
Punta Gorda, Florida on
saturday April 16, 2005.
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