Mar 27 2010

2010-03-28: The Final Path


This is the final track of Tomas issued by the Fijian Meteorological Service.

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Here are satellite images I pulled from NOAA during the storm. Ului is on the left and Tomas on the right. Kioa is at about 179 W longitude (just to the left of the 180 line) and 18 S latitude. Notice the time (Z stands for UTC) in the lower left corner. It is amazing how slow this storm moved.

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2 comments on “2010-03-28: The Final Path”

  1. This is actually what we watched the cyclone on. as well as google earth. was amazing to watch this.

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  2. This is actually what we watched the cyclone on. as well as google earth. was amazing to watch this.

    Reply

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