SEMINAR: NHC Seminar - Friday, July 30th - Jim Kossin

[Chris.Landsea@noaa.gov]

Hi folks,

There will be a seminar here at NHC tomorrow:

Climatology of intensity and structure changes associated with
hurricane eyewall replacement: Some initial results

James P. Kossin, Ph.D.
NOAA's National Climatic Data Center
CIMSS/University of Wisconsin

2:30-3:30pm (Bagels/Cream Cheese and Coffee - 2:15pm)
Friday, July 30th
NHC Seminar Room

All are welcome to attend.

best regards,
chris
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Chris Landsea
Science and Operations Officer
NOAA/NWS/National Hurricane Center
11691 S.W. 17th Street
Miami, Florida 33165-2149
Chris.Landsea@noaa.gov P:305-229-4446 F:305-553-1901
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"A hundred-knot hurricane's about the prettiest there is.  You get
 stronger than that, the water's all white.  You get below eighty
 knots, the streaks and ripples and blowing spray are less spectacular.
 But at a hundred knots, the sea has this kind of turquoise color and
 it's layered.  There's a filigree of foam on the surface, long streaks
 of glowing foam with long streaks of greenish bubbles beneath that,
 and between the disturbances there's a deep navy blue.  Anybody that's
 seen it wants to see it again."
 ----- Hugh Willoughby in _Inside the Hurricane_ by Pete Davies

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