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Latest projected path of Bertha from NOAA -- this
and more maps can be found in the links below
NOAA text files updated every three hours
NWS text files updated as needed
NOTE: NWS watches and warnings for Venice are issued by the NWS bureau in Ruskin,
Florida
Updated every three hours
Updated every six hours
Note: NOAA can run as much
as an hour and a half late on getting their advisory graphics online
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3-day advisory (map):
Bertha |
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5-day extended advisory (map):
Bertha |
| Storm force wind speed
probabilities (map):
Bertha |
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Wind swaths
history (map):
Bertha |
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Wind speed
forecast probabilities (chart):
Bertha |
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1-minute wind speed probabilities
(map):
Bertha |
Updated every half-hour
Note: Times imprinted on NOAA's
satellite photos are in UTC time, which is 4 hours ahead of
EDT. To get EDT time, take the shown UTC time and subtract 4
hours.
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Most recent
satellite photo: Bertha |
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Real time
satellite photo loop (animation): Bertha |
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Most recent
satellite shortwave photo: Bertha |
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Real time
satellite shortwave photo loop (animation): Bertha |
Updated every 15-30 minutes,
usually
Note: These include still pics and
animation loops -- play around with the buttons on the left side of
the screen; these are also in UTC time (see above, "NOAA photos,"
for explanation)
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Directly above, looking down into the eye:
Wilma (2005) |
| Desktop wallpaper, showing
Florida in the background:
Ivan (2004) |
| Pics from the International Space Station,
courtesy of NASA:
Frances
(2004) |
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Latest projected path of Bertha from The
Weather Channel -- this and more maps can be found in the links
below
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The Weather Channel
-- 5-day projected path:
Bertha |
| Weather Underground -- 5-day projected
path:
Bertha |
| Weather Underground -- 5-day computer model
projection comparison (includes NOGAPS):
Bertha |
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SkeetobiteWeather.com -- arguably the best mapped images on the web
that help in placing hurricane graphics info into a realistic and
understandable context |
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