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typhoonman|2018-10-12 13:52
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The Labor Day Hurricane was the most intense storm ever known to have struck the United States (and any land areas in the Western Hemisphere), having the lowest sea level pressure ever recorded in the United States—a central pressure of 892 mbar (26.35 inHg)—suggesting an intensity of between 162 kn and 164 kn (186.4 mph – 188.7 mph). The somewhat compensating effects of a slow (7 kn, 8.1 mph) translational velocity along with an extremely tiny radius of maximum wind (5 nmi, 9.3 miles) led to an analyzed intensity at landfall of 160 kt (184.1 mph, Category 5). This is the highest intensity for a U.S. landfalling hurricane in HURDAT2, as 1969's Hurricane Camille has been recently reanalyzed to have the second highest landfalling intensity with 150 kn (172.6 mph).
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/1935_Labor_Day_hurricane
以上資料來自英文維基,且有附註PDF檔,1935年勞動節颶風一分鐘平均風160kts可信度很高。
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