HURRICANE ETA
from NOAA (6 center fix missions, 3 synoptic surveillance flights, and 1 tail doppler radar mission). The AFRES transmitted 21 center fixes, and NOAA transmitted 16 fixes. Ship reports of winds of tropical storm force associated with Eta are listed in Table 2. Selected surface observations from land stations and data buoys are given in Table 3.
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