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IRMA Graphics Archive: 5-day Forecast Track,Initial Wind Field and Watch/Warning Graphic. Legacy Cone 3-day no line 3-day with line 5-day no line 5-day with line. Cone w/ Wind Field 3-day no line 3-day with line 5-day no line 5-day with line. Wind Speed Probabilities 34 kt (39mph) 50 kt (58mph) 64 kt (74 mph) Arrival Time of TS Winds Most ...
- Hurricane IRMA Imagery - National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
This imagery was acquired by the NOAA Remote Sensing...
- One Year After Hurricane Irma: How Data Helped Track the Storm
One of the strongest storms ever recorded in the Atlantic,...
- Hurricane IRMA Advisory Archive - National Hurricane Center
Hurricane IRMA Advisory Archive. Graphics Archive. Forecast...
- Hurricane IRMA Imagery - National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
This imagery was acquired by the NOAA Remote Sensing Division to support NOAA homeland security and emergency response requirements. In addition, it will be used for ongoing research efforts for testing and developing standards for airborne digital imagery.
30 sie 2018 · One of the strongest storms ever recorded in the Atlantic, Irma left behind a trail of destruction from the Caribbean to the Florida Keys. But thanks to improvements in weather prediction models and data from NOAA satellites, Irma's 5-day track forecasts were remarkably successful, giving communities adequate time to prepare for the storm's ...
30 sie 2017 · Hurricane IRMA Advisory Archive. Graphics Archive. Forecast Advisories Public Advisories Discussions Wind Speed Probabilities; Wednesday August 30, 2017: 1: 1500 UTC ... NOAA Hurricane Research Division Hurricane and Ocean Testbed (HOT) Hurricane Forecast Improvement Program Other Resources
2 dni temu · Hurricane Oscar. Satellite | Buoys | Grids | Storm Archive. ...OSCAR APPROACHING THE NORTHERN COAST OF EASTERN CUBA WHERE CONDITIONS WILL SOON DETERIORATE... 2:00 PM EDT Sun Oct 20. Location: 20.6°N 74.1°W. Moving: WSW at 7 mph. Min pressure: 986 mb. Max sustained: 80 mph. Public.
Forecasting models predicted the storm’s path with relative accuracy. A few key events led to the storm being weaker than originally predicted by the time it got to the U.S.:
Here is a helpful compilation of information that you can follow/use before, during, and after the storm in order to have the most recent forecast conditions for your area, as well as emergency management information on evacuations, shelters, and resources to keep you safe.
