Hurricane Felix, 2007
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Hurricane Felix, 2007
Storm Lifecycle
On August 31, an area of weather east of the Windward Islands became organized enough, and was named Tropical Depression Six. Early on September 1, it was upgraded to a tropical storm and named Felix. Later that day, Felix was upgraded to a hurricane. On September 2, Felix was upgraded to a major hurricane. It rapidly intensified into a Category 5 storm by the end of the evening, and after briefly weakening to Category 4 status Felix again restrengthened and struck northeastern Nicaragua with winds of 160 mph (260 km/h) on September 4. More » It rapidly weakened over land and the last advisory was issued on September 5. « HideSource: Wikipedia, 2007 Atlantic hurricane season
Storms Named Felix
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2007 Hurricane Season Summary
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National Hurricane Center—
Last Messages for
Felix
| 09.05.2007 | Forecast/Advisory #20 |
| Discussion #20 | |
| Public Advisory #20 |
Source: National Hurricane Center.
Hurricane Felix Tracking Map
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Source: Storm tracks and forecasted paths derived from data provided by the National Hurricane Center. Cloud cover imagery provided by NERC Satellite Station, University of Dundee via the European Meteosat satellite system operated by EUMETSAT. Base imagery courtesy of NASA. Cloud cover may be delayed up to 6 hours and is meant only as a guide.
