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Extreme Wind Warning Example:WFUS52 KMLB 260058EWWMLBFLC085-FLC011/O.NEW.KMLB.EW.W.0001.040926T0058Z-040926T0200Z/BULLETIN - EAS ACTIVATION REQUESTEDEXTREME WIND WARNINGNATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE MELBOURNE FL858 PM EDT SAT SEP 25 2004THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN MELBOURNE HAS ISSUED AN...TEST...TEST...THIS IS ONLY A TEST...* EXTREME WIND WARNING FOR THE ONSET OF SUSTAINED WINDS OF 115 MPH ORGREATER FOR...MARTIN COUNTY IN EAST CENTRAL FLORIDAST. LUCIE COUNTY IN EAST CENTRAL FLORIDA* UNTIL 1000 PM EDT* AT 855 PM EDT...NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE DOPPLER RADAR INDICATEDTHE LEADING EDGE OF THE HURRICANE EYEWALL APPROACHING THE WARNING AREA.SUSTAINED WINDS IN EXCESS OF 115 MPH...CAPABLE OF PRODUCING WIDESPREADDESTRUCTION...CAN BE EXPECTED AS THE EYEWALL PASSES OVERHEAD. MOVEMENT WASNORTH NORTHWEST AT 15 MPH.* THESE EXTREME WINDS WILL AFFECT...JUPITER ISLAND...NORTH RIVER SHORES...PORT SALERNO...PORT SAINT LUCIE...SAINT LUCIE WEST...NETTLES ISLAND...WHITE CITY...AND WALTON.PRECAUTIONARY/PREPAREDNESS ACTIONS...THE SAFEST PLACE TO BE DURING A MAJOR LANDFALLING HURRICANE IS IN AREINFORCED INTERIOR ROOM AWAY FROM WINDOWS. GET UNDER A TABLE OR OTHER PIECEOF STURDY FURNITURE. USE MATTRESSES...BLANKETS...OR PILLOWS TO COVER YOURHEAD AND BODY. REMAIN IN PLACE THROUGH THE PASSAGE OF THESE LIFE THREATENINGCONDITIONS.LAT...LON 2723 8019 2728 8051 2697 8051 2696 8007$$HAGEMEYER26
3.4 Terms of Uncertainty – ForecastsTo provide enhanced visibility of potential hazards from tropical systems, NWSforecasts will continue to include probabilistic terminology related to tropicalstorm or hurricane effects in a region. Forecasts from NWS Melbourne utilizewind speed products from the National Hurricane Center to provide users with anassessment of the likelihood of tropical storm or hurricane impacts, even at longranges.Depending on the confidence in the overall forecast and likelihood of effects froma tropical system, forecasts from NWS will contain the following phrases astropical systems near the region: For longer range or low probability forecasts:- Hurricane Conditions Possible- Tropical Storm Conditions Possible For shorter range or higher probability forecasts:-Hurricane Conditions Expected-Tropical Conditions Expected For immediate ongoing tropical events:-Hurricane Conditions-Tropical Storm ConditionsForecasts containing the word “possible” may appear more frequently inforecasts, especially at longer time ranges. “Expected” wording is primarilyconfined to forecasts issued for the next 36 hours. Categorical wording, orterminology like, “Hurricane Conditions,” will only appear during the first 12hours of the forecast.It should be noted that these terms will also appear on the point and clickforecast pages many people use to access forecast data from NWS Melbourne.Any example of how these terms will appear on the next page.27
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