Tropical Cyclone Report - National Hurricane Center - NOAA

Location
Garden Banks 172 / Salsa
(Shell E & P) (KGHB) (27.84N
91.99W)
Sabine Pass 13B (Nippon
Oil Exploration) (KVBS)
(29.48N 93.64W)
South Marsh 268A (Apache
Corp) (KSCF) (29.12N 91.87W)
Vermillion 26 (Mariner
Energy) (KVNP)
(29.47N 92.37W)
West Cameron 368A
(Century Exploration)
(KCRH) (28.91N 93.30W)
Minimum Sea
Level Pressure
Date/
time
(UTC)
Press.
(mb)
Date/
time
(UTC) a
29/1020 998.3 29/0402
30/0835
29/1355 992.2 29/1255
29/2155 993.6 29/2215
29/1015 1001.0 29/1255
Maximum Surface
Wind Speed
Sustained
(kt) b
34
(110 m)
35
(22.9 m)
52
(24.7 m)
42
(86 m)
32
(22.9 m)
Gust
(kt)
42
40
63
53
41
Storm
surge
(ft) c
Storm
tide
(ft) d
Estimated
Inundation
(ft) e
a
Date/time is for sustained wind when both sustained and gust are listed.
b
Except as noted, sustained wind averaging periods for C-MAN and land-based reports are 2 min; buoy averaging periods are 8
min.
c
Storm surge is water height above normal astronomical tide level.
d
For most locations, storm tide is water height above the North American Vertical Datum of 1988 (NAVD88). Storm tide is
water height above Mean Lower Low Water (MLLW) for NOS stations in Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands, and Barbados.
e
Estimated inundation is the maximum depth of water on land. For some USGS storm tide pressure sensors, inundation is
estimated by subtracting the elevation of the sensor from the recorded storm tide. For other USGS storm tide sensors and
USGS high-water marks, inundation is estimated by subtracting the elevation of the land derived from a Digital Elevation
Model (DEM) from the recorded and measured storm tide. For NOS tide gauges, the height of the water above Mean Higher
High Water (MHHW) is used as a proxy for inundation.
f
Probes deployed on flood protection levees. Wind measurements likely subject to topographic speed-up effects and not
representative of the true 2.25 m winds.
I
Incomplete
E Estimated
55
Total
rain
(in)