Satellite Image Of Hurricane Katrina 2005

The storm s wind then increased to 100 mph as katrina moved over the warm gulf waters.

Satellite image of hurricane katrina 2005.

26 2005 ð satellite imagery showing hurricane katrina after it crossed south florida and headed back to sea in the gulf of mexico. Hurricane katrina 12 45z august 29 2005 about 40 miles southeast of new orleans louisiana and about 65 miles southwest of biloxi mississippi. Noaa 15 satellite image of hurricane katrina at 7 47 a m. Central daylight time august 29 2005 just east of new orleans louisiana.

Tropical storm katrina had just become the eleventh named storm of the 2005 atlantic hurricane season when the moderate resolution imaging spectroradiometer on nasa s terra satellite captured this image on august 24 2005 at 11 50 a m eastern daylight savings time. Hurricane katrina noaa national environmental satellite data and information service nesdis. Nearly the whole of the gulf of mexico was churning with the powerful winds and rains of hurricane katrina on august 28 2005 when nasa s quikscat satellite captured this image. The image depicts relative wind speeds swirling around the calm center of the storm.

To mark the tenth anniversary of hurricane katrina this month nasa is making available to media a special collection of videos and still images associated with the devastating storm and the record breaking 2005 atlantic hurricane season. Hurricane katrina image taken by goes east at 2115z on august 28 2005 with a view extending from louisiana across the gulf of mexico and into the caribbean sea. Max wind speed 175mph. Hurricane katrina operational significant event images.