On Sept. 25, 1998 Hurricane Georges roared through the Florida Keys, inflicting $200 million in damage through heavy rainfall and storm surge. Georges had already left a trail of destruction throughout the Caribbean, especially in the Leeward and Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico, Hispanola, and Cuba killing more than 500 people along the way. After raging […]
On Sept. 21, 1938, the Great New England hurricane (aka the Long Island Express) came barreling ashore on the eastern tip of Long Island, Connecticut, and Rhode Island. Most of the coastal population of the United States’ Northeastern corridor were unprepared since the storm accelerated once it passed Cape Hatteras and was traveling at over […]
On September 18, 2003 Hurricane Isabel made landfall on the Outer Banks of North Carolina. Although Isabel had been a Category Five hurricane at its peak, it struck the United States as a Category Two storm. Still, it caused over $5 billion in damage to the MidAtlantic states and killed 16 people directly. While Isabel […]
As Hurricane Ingrid continued to move westward in the Bay of Campeche toward a landfall in Mexico (the Mexican coast is visible as black line to the left in the images) a NOAA P-3 mission collected data to study the impact of shear on tropical cyclones. Included here you see images of the horizontal winds […]
As Hurricane Ingrid continued to move westward in the Bay of Campeche (the Mexican coast is visible as black line in the bottom left of the images) a NOAA G-IV mission collected airborne Doppler radar data to use in initializing and evaluating model guidance. Included here you see images of the horizontal winds within 300 km […]
As Hurricane Ingrid continued to move northwestward in the Bay of Campeche (the Mexican coast is visible as black line in bottom left of the images) a NOAA P-3 mission collected airborne Doppler radar data to use in initializing and evaluating model guidance. Included here you see images of the horizontal winds within 300 km of […]
As Tropical Storm Ingrid intensified to hurricane status in the Bay of Campeche (the Mexican coast is visible as black line at the bottom left of the images) and continued moving northwestward a NOAA P-3 mission collected airborne Doppler radar data to use in initializing and evaluating model guidance. Included here you see images of the […]
As Tropical Storm Ingrid continued to intensify in the southern Bay of Campeche (the Mexican coast is visible as a black line in the bottom and left of the images) and started moving northwestward a NOAA G-IV mission collected airborne Doppler radar data to use in initializing and evaluating model guidance. Included here you see images […]
As Tropical Storm Ingrid developed in the southern Bay of Campeche (the Mexican coast is visible as black line in the bottom and left of the images) a NOAA P-3 mission collected airborne Doppler radar data to use in initializing and evaluating model guidance. Included here you see images of the horizontal winds within 300 km […]
As Tropical Storm Ingrid developed in the southern Bay of Campeche (the Mexican coast is visible as black line in bottom and left of the images) a NOAA P-3 mission collected airborne Doppler radar data to use in initializing and evaluating model guidance. Included here you see images of the horizontal winds within 300 km of […]
