Transcription of HURRICANE ZETA
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NATIONAL HURRICANE CENTER TROPICAL CYCLONE REPORT HURRICANE ZETA (AL282020) 24 29 October 2020 Eric Blake, Robbie Berg and Andrew Hagen National HURRICANE Center 10 May 2021 GOES-EAST VISIBLE/INFRARED SANDWICH IMAGE OF ZETA NEAR LANDFALL AT 2109 UTC 28 OCTOBER 2020 Zeta was a late-season HURRICANE that made landfall on the Yucatan Peninsula as a category 1 (on the Saffir-Simpson HURRICANE Wind Scale) HURRICANE . After weakening to a tropical storm, Zeta rapidly intensified into a category 3 HURRICANE just before landfall in southeastern Louisiana. Zeta s fast forward motion brought strong winds well inland into areas of the southeastern United States. The HURRICANE caused 5 direct fatalities and about $ billion in damage in the United States. HURRICANE Zeta 2 Table of Contents SYNOPTIC HISTORY.
observed on the Slidell, Louisiana, WSR-88D radar (KLIX). Radial velocity data from KLIX showed 10-bin (~0.25 km per bin) average radar velocities of 125 kt at 2031 and 2033 UTC, indicating a large area of strong winds, with peak 4-bin velocities of 127 kt for 4 volume scans centered around 2030 UTC at heights between 9,500 and 10,000 ft.
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