Pressure Continues to Drop in Beryl
The NOAA plane in Beryl measured a central pressure of 955.0 millibars at 5:22 p.m. CDT.
The SFMR instrument estimated surface winds at 130 mph.
Strongest flight level winds were 110 mph in the northern eyewall. The Hurricane Hunter plane and crew are coming around to sample the northeastern quadrant now.
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