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NOAA performs aerial survey affected by Hurricane Rita

Thread starter mikegeukes
Start date Oct 24, 2005

mikegeukes

EF5

Oct 24, 2005

#1

NOAA PERFORMS AERIAL SURVEY OF REGIONS AFFECTED BY HURRICANE RITA
http://www.noaanews.noaa.gov/stories2005/s2511.htm

Mike
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Mikey Gribble

EF5

Oct 24, 2005

#2

Does anyone know what sustained wind speeds and gusts were with Rita when she made landfall? I am having trouble finding it.

Jay Cazel

EF4

Oct 24, 2005

#3

Originally posted by Michael Gribble
Does anyone know what sustained wind speeds and gusts were with Rita when she made landfall? I am having trouble finding it.

Looks like 120mph, this is what I found Mike.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hurricane_Rita

Sam Shamburger

EF0

Oct 24, 2005

#4

National Weather Service Lake Charles website: http://www.srh.noaa.gov/lch

Mikey Gribble

EF5

Oct 24, 2005

#5

Thanks guys.

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