Talk:Hurricane Ignacio (1985)

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March 3, 2013Good article nomineeListed

GA Review edit

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Reviewer: TheAustinMan (talk · contribs) 15:58, 3 March 2013 (UTC)Reply

Lead edit

  • Infobox says 130 mph. Did you mean 135?
  • You could link 'rapidly intensified' to rapid deepening.
  • If you say "As fast as it strengthened," you don't have to say it weakened just as rapidly, because you already state that.
  • "Ignacio was downgraded into a tropical storm while passing south of Hawaii." When?
  • "...however, the watch was dropped when Ignacio weakened. However, Ignacio still brought high waves and light rainfall to the islands." You use however twice. You should find an alternative if possible.

Meteorological history edit

  • "on July 21 1,623 mi (2,612 km)" I think you should add a comma after 21.
    • No, but there should be a while located in here, which I added. YE Pacific Hurricane 16:22, 3 March 2013 (UTC)Reply
  • "Intensifying further west than normal[2]" comma before reference.
  • "Based on this, the CPHC upgraded Ignacio into hurricane status..." I think into → to
  • "Continuing to rapidly intensify, Hurricane Ignacio moved west-northwest at 10 mph (16 km/h). Ignacio was upgraded into Category 2 status on the Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale (SSHS)." I think you could combine the two sentences, and state when Ignacio was upgraded.
  • Link Hurricane Hunter
  • "The hurricane held peak intensity for several hours, however, an upper trough northwest of the Hawaiian Islands was gradually approaching Ignacio." If you're starting a new paragraph, a good rule of thumb is to include the time the stated fact happened, regardless of whether or not it was stated at the end of the last.
  • "a mjaor hurricane" spellcheck
  • "Air Force aircraft" Whose Air Force?
  • "The hurricane resumed its westerly course..." I don't see anywhere else in the MH where a different course was taken or disrupted.
  • "While passing south of the island chain..." Since this is in a new paragraph, what island chain?
  • Can you provide any times for the events stated in the MH?

Preparations and impact edit

  • "and the Big Island" I don't think you need 'the'
  • "that lead to the beaches" lead → led

References and external links edit

  • Would Reference #9 have any link?
    • It's in cite news, so they don't need links! But, I made the title lowercase. YE Pacific Hurricane 16:22, 3 March 2013 (UTC)Reply

That's all I have for now. TheAustinMan(Talk·Works) 15:58, 3 March 2013 (UTC)Reply