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Studies on Monday had indicated wind speeds of around 190 miles per hour, leading meteorologists to classify the storm initially as a weaker EF4.
Steady two-dimensional simulations have indicated wind speed-ups over the guide blades with inclination angle of 15° and 30° have increased by nearly 8.6% compared with that over hills with corresponding angles, respectively.
The system developed a surface circulation on July 26, while microwave imagery data indicated wind speeds of 37 mph.
The displayed circle on which participants indicated wind direction using a pointer was shown without a scale (i.e., degrees or angles), as opposed to a compass.
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Dvorak classifications also indicated winds of about 35 mph (55 km/h).
Following Hurricane Hunter reports, which indicated winds of and a barometric pressure of 999 mbar.
At 0300 UTC on July 3, surface observations from the Paracel Islands indicated winds of and a pressure of 970 mbar.
However, several offshore oil rigs reported winds of up to 90 mph, and one unofficial reading in Seadrift indicated winds of 96.6 mph.
After a Hurricane Hunters flight indicated winds of 55 mph, the Weather Bureau initiated advisories on Tropical Storm Daisy early on August 25 to the north of the Bahamas.
Shortly thereafter, another reconnaissance flight into the depression indicated winds of only 20 mph (30 km/h) and a barometric pressure of 1006 mbar.
Weather forecasters believe that damage across parts of Long Island indicated winds in the Category Three range, as evidence of the damage received at MacArthur Airport.
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