[1] Only a small area of convection remained near the center by the morning of November 9. [1], Throughout Nicaragua, officials evacuated roughly 3,000 people from areas prone to flash floods and landslides, as rainfall in excess of 20 in (510 mm) was expected to fall. In Rockingham County, one person was killed after being struck by a branch while driving. Hurricane Ida was the strongest landfalling tropical cyclone during the 2009 Atlantic hurricane season, crossing the coastline of Nicaragua with winds of 80 mph (130 km/h). This system poses no threat to Jamaica. [70] In addition to the storm's heavy rains, waves up to 20 ft (6.1 m) caused severe damage along coastal regions. [1][57] After weakening to a tropical storm, Ida moved over Honduras, where widespread heavy rains fell. Later that day, a hurricane watch was declared for areas between Bluefields and the Nicaragua–Honduras border. Published Aug. 27, 2020 Updated Sept. 15, 2020. [12] A peak of 7.32 in (186 mm) was recorded in Lithonia. Overall, the two systems caused nearly $300 million in damage throughout the country. At approximately 1117 UTC, the center of Ida made landfall near Rio Grande, Nicaragua, with winds of 80 mph (130 km/h). One of these landslides damaged three homes, leading to officials evacuating five families. Along the coast, the hurricane's storm surge was estimated at between 3 and 3.5 ft (0.91 and 1.07 m). [15] Upon the formation of Ida, officials in Costa Rica placed most northern regions under a yellow alert. Out of those 30 named storms, 13 … And yet: There are more storms in the Gulf and Caribbean than are dreamt of in climatology, and Florida faces a real risk of impacts from Tropical Storm Eta over the next week or more. Roughly 6,000 people from the municipalities of Sandy Bay, Karawala, Kukra Hilla, Laguna de Perlas, El Tortuguero and the mouth of the Rio Grande were evacuated to 54 shelters during the storm. [80], This article is about the 2009 hurricane. [1], Late on November 8, Ida attained its peak intensity with winds of 105 mph (165 km/h) and a barometric pressure of 975 mbar (hPa; 28.79 inHg). [1], By the morning of November 10, all of Ida's convection appeared displaced to the northeast and the forward motion of the storm slowed substantially. Dr. Ryan Truchelut is chief meteorologist at WeatherTiger, a Tallahassee start-up providing advanced weather and climate analytics, forensic meteorology and expert witness consulting, and agricultural and hurricane forecasting subscription services. Several hours later, the tropical storm warning and hurricane watch were modified to cover areas south of the Nicaragua–Honduras border to Puerto Cabezas and a hurricane warning was issued for areas south of Puerto Cabezas to Bluefields. [73] The highest rainfall total was recorded in Venice at 1.16 in (29 mm). As the storm moved closer to the states, a tropical storm warning was declared for areas between Grand Isle and Pascagoula, Mississippi, as well as areas between Indian Pass, Florida, and the mouth of the Aucilla River. All rights reserved. The CSU team have issued an early forecast of 16 named storms, eight hurricanes, and four major hurricanes for the year, with above-average probability for major hurricanes making landfall along the continental United States coastline and in th… Several trees were reported to have been downed and some uprooted. The Mexican Navy was placed on standby to assist in relief efforts once the storm had passed. That vessel would be replaced on the Macondo Well by the Deepwater Horizon, which caused the Deepwater Horizon oil spill in 2010. The Keys and South Florida have first watch for landfall Sunday or Monday, and the entire Florida Gulf Coast north to the Panhandle will need to keep an eye on Eta for the possibility of second landfall in 6 to 10 days. As of the NHC 4 p.m. advisory, Eta is a minimal tropical storm with sustained winds of 40 mph, located inland near the Honduras-Nicaragua border. Upon moving back over water, the storm quickly began to redevelop, with convection increasing around the center of circulation. Some areas reported a storm surge comparable to that of Hurricanes Gloria in 1985 and Isabel in 2003. Black Holicane Ida was a deadly black holicane that made a landfall in Florida, before going and making a second landfall in.... Guatemala? Moderate rainfall and gusty winds were reported across the island, and waves along the beach were estimated at 6 ft (1.8 m). This season had activity both before and after the official start, a rare event last seen in 2007. The record 2005 hurricane season generated seven named storms, three of which became hurricanes, after mid-October. [33] Nearly 1,400 families still living in temporary FEMA homes in Louisiana, in the wake of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita, were urged to stay at home. A front dropping into the Deep South in about a week may provide the impetus to then sweep Eta northeast across Florida; it is also possible (though far from certain) that the shear environment could become more unfavorable and cause weakening in this timeframe. Several hours later, the watches were upgraded to warnings and a new tropical storm warning was declared for Grand Cayman. [71] A storm surge of 4.38 ft (1.34 m) was recorded at Bayou La Batre. At longer range, the forecast for Eta becomes highly uncertain. The remnants of the storm became a powerful nor'easter that caused widespread damage along coastal areas of the Mid-Atlantic States. By November 2, the system spawned an area of low pressure north of Panama which moved very little over the following days. The outer bands of Ida brought torrential rainfall, triggering isolated landslides. In U.S. landfall terms, November is historically the quietest month of the hurricane season. Workers board up windows in the French Quarter in anticipation of Tropical Storm Marco and Tropical storm Laura on August 23, 2020 in New Orleans, Louisiana. The Baldwin County Coliseum was converted into a shelter to house possible evacuees during the storm as well. With a strong ridge of high pressure developing over the mid-Atlantic, Eta will swing back to the west early next week and may enter the eastern Gulf of Mexico. The Belle Chasse Auditorium was converted into a shelter to house evacuees for the duration of the storm. (AP Photo/Gerald Herbert) This is the 29th named storm of the 2020 Atlantic Hurricane Season. Officials stated that 42 people along the Miskito Coast were unaccounted for as they refused to evacuate before the storm. Widespread heavy rainfall led to numerous reports of flash flooding in areas from Mississippi to Maine. [1] A maximum of 9.83 in (250 mm) of rain fell in Opelika during the storm. [78] Damage from the storm in Virginia was estimated to be at least $38.8 million, of which $25 million was in Norfolk alone. Though the annals of November landfall climatology are thin, there is some precedent for Eta’s peripatetic meanderings. The season was record setting, with 30 named storms, breaking the 2005 hurricane season. [58] In northern areas of Honduras, minor flooding and fallen trees were reported. [12][1] In some areas, roads were closed multiple times due to flooding. Ida formed on November 4 in the southwestern Caribbean, and within 24 hours struck the Nicaragua coast with winds of 80 mph (130 km/h). In response to this, the country's disaster alert level was raised to yellow. For more information, visit us at weathertiger.com or get in touch at ryan@weathertiger.com. However, surface winds became quite gusty after Ida moved well away from the region and a high pressure system began to sweep in from the west the evening after landfall. During the afternoon of November 9, all hurricane watches and warnings were discontinued and the tropical storm warning was modified to include areas between Grand Isle and the mouth of the Aucilla River. Published Aug. 25, 2020 Updated Aug. 26, 2020 Here’s what you need to know: Hurricane Laura will be a ‘large, powerful storm,’ Louisiana’s governor says. In Calhoun County, a three-block area of Anniston was inundated by 2.5 ft (0.76 m) of water. Keim tells us as recently as 2009, Hurricane Ida almost made history. However, this intensification was short-lived as a combination of increasing wind shear and decreasing sea-surface temperatures induced weakening to a tropical storm within three hours. Numerous watches and warnings were issued during the hurricane's existence. [36] The following day, Walton County was also placed under a state of emergency ahead of Hurricane Ida's arrival. [1] Very warm sea surface temperatures ahead of the system would have allowed for substantial intensification; however, wind shear over the area quickly increased, resulting in modest strengthening. [19] Coastal and inland flooding resulted in numerous road closures and schools and non-governmental offices were closed on November 10. A tropical storm watch was also issued for Isla de la Juventud and a hurricane watch for areas between Tulum and Cabo Catoche, Mexico. The remnants of the storm became a powerful nor'easter that caused widespread damage along coastal areas of the Mid-Atlantic States. Mayors of severely affected towns reported that there were numerous injuries, missing persons and extensive property damage. [34], In Baldwin County, Alabama, a local state of emergency was declared on November 9 as Ida neared landfall. [46] A maximum of 9.1 in (230 mm) fell in Puerto Cabezas[1] while areas further inland received less than 8 in (200 mm). Other impacts are to be determined as the track comes into better focus over the next few days. [54], In Costa Rica, the outer bands of Ida brought torrential rainfall, triggering isolated landslides. At this time, the tropical depression was situated just southwest of San Andrés Island. An estimated 40,000 people were left homeless throughout the country and one person was listed as missing. [12], Shortly after being designated as Tropical Storm Ida on November 4, the government of Nicaragua issued a tropical storm warning for the entire coastline of Nicaragua, and the government of Columbia also issued a warning for the nearby islands of San Andrés and Providencia. [30], On November 8, Lafourche Parish, Louisiana president, Charlotte Randolph, declared a state of emergency for the parish as the storm approached the United States Gulf Coast. Based on readings from a nearby oil platform and reconnaissance data, it was determined that Ida attained its secondary peak intensity near the southeast coast of Louisiana with winds of 85 mph (140 km/h). In Central America, Ida brought heavy rainfall to parts of Costa Rica, Nicaragua and Honduras. As Ida moved closer to land, the tropical storm warning for San Andrés and Providencia was discontinued. The storm tracked west-northwestward in response to a weak ridge over the north-central Caribbean Sea and a weak trough over the southwestern Gulf of Mexico; these features were also responsible for Ida's slow forward motion. Models are in reasonably good agreement on the westward turn in four days, followed by a period of slower motion over the southeastern Gulf into the middle of next week. If the NHC names five more storms, 2020 will go down in history as the most named storms ever in the Atlantic. [46] Initial fears were that more than 15 in (380 mm) of rain would fall; however, most areas received less than 5 in (130 mm), especially further inland. [37], Throughout Nicaragua, rainfall produced by the storm was significantly less than anticipated according to satellite derived estimates. The low became increasingly organized within a favorable environment that allowed deep convection to develop. [64], Ahead of Ida's arrival in the United States, a tight pressure gradient between the hurricane and a high pressure system over the southeastern states resulted in strong winds across southern Florida. A hurricane warning was also issued from Pascagoula to Indian Pass. One person was killed by Ida after drowning in rough seas, while six others lost their lives in various incidents related to the nor'easter. While you’d be forgiven for having checked out of tropical weather long ago, Eta has had a busy week. Here’s what you need to know: Hurricane Laura swept ashore as one of the most powerful storms to hit the U.S. About 1,100 of the evacuees were from Corn Island[13] and Little Corn Island where their homes were not expected to hold up to hurricane-force winds. This storm was also one of the only black holicanes to be recorded. Greek alphabet names list after the 21 names in the 2020 Atlantic hurricane season were already used up by Sept. 18. The season officially began on June 1 … [26], As Hurricane Ida moved over the Yucatán Channel on November 8, the NHC issued a hurricane watch for areas between Grand Isle, Louisiana and Mexico Beach, Florida. A government report said that 283 homes were destroyed and 1,899 others damaged; 1,184 latrines were destroyed and 444 were damaged, and 476 wells were destroyed and 1,139 were damaged. Voluntary evacuations were declared for residents living along coastal areas or in mobile homes. [77] Widespread coastal damage and flooding took place in Virginia, as rainfall exceeding 7 in (180 mm) fell in many places and large waves battered beaches. In the United States, the remnants caused substantial damage, mainly in the Mid-Atlantic States. These winds, reaching 45 mph (75 km/h) in gusts, caused moderate damage in parts of the state. Later that day, the tropical storm warning for Grand Cayman was discontinued as Ida moved away from the island. [56] A flooding disaster that killed 124 people in El Salvador was initially attributed to Hurricane Ida, although the National Hurricane Center quickly affirmed that the event resulted from a separate tropical low-pressure system in the Pacific. [46] The most severe damage took place in Karawala and Corn Island, near where the storm made landfall. Live hurricane tracker, latest maps & forecasts for Atlantic & Pacific tropical cyclones, including Disturbance 90L, Tropical Cyclone Five. Laura has intensified rapidly -- with winds increasing by … The levee collapse led to minor flooding and threatened three homes. Posted By: Aaron White . With just ten historical tropical storm or hurricane strikes since 1851, November has the same number of recorded U.S. landfalls as May, a month that is not (yet) part of the season. [76] Four homes were destroyed along the Outer Banks, and over 500 others were damaged, leaving at least $5.8 million in losses. [28] As a result of the decreased oil production, the price of oil rose more than $1 to $78 per barrel. [66] Water rise along the coast was estimated between 3 and 5 ft (0.91 and 1.52 m) at the height of the storm. [62] In the Yucatán Peninsula, significantly less rain fell due to the asymmetrical structure of Ida even though the peninsula was relatively close to the storm. [1] Convective banding features became increasingly defined throughout the day,[2] and six hours after becoming a tropical depression, the system intensified into Tropical Storm Ida. Due to the fact that Adobe Flash is not supported in Mobile or Tablets, our Engineers have re-engineered the old Flash Hurricane Tracking Map. [50] Final damage assessments from the Nicaraguan Government for mainland Nicaragua were completed on November 12. Hurricane Ida weakened and became an extratropical cyclone in the northern Gulf of Mexico before spreading across the southeastern United States. [17] As Ida neared the coastline of Nicaragua, officials in Honduras warned residents of the likelihood of heavy rainfall from the storm. On the other hand, 2009’s Hurricane Ida disintegrated after reaching Category 2 intensity in the south central Gulf, showing environmental conditions can turn on a dime in November. Ida crossed Mobile Bay shortly thereafter and maximum winds decreased below gale-force. The storm cut a new pass through Elmer's Island to Grand Isle between 100 and 200 ft (30 and 61 m) wide. Additionally, the storm had begun to undergo an extratropical transition near the United States Gulf Coast. 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[47][49] A total of 1,334 people were injured by the storm throughout the country. The Freeport High School gymnasium was converted into a shelter to house evacuees. However, energy from the storm led to the formation of a new low off the coast of North Carolina. The remnants of the cyclone persisted through November 17, by which time it had moved over Atlantic Canada. This system will influence weather conditions across the island over the next day or two. However, only minor damage was reported. Areas from Panama to Maine were affected by either the storm or the nor'easter low. [14] Authorities began stockpiling supplies such as food, blankets and water that could supply 20,000 people after the storm. *Spanish translations, when available, are courtesy of the ... 1000 PM PST Mon Nov 30 2020: Tropical Weather Discussion 0405 UTC Wed Dec 2 2020: There are no tropical cyclones in the Eastern North Pacific at this time. [16] In El Salvador, officials raised the disaster alert level to green, the lowest stage of alert, on November 5. The Atlantic hurricane season runs from June 1st through November 30th. [74], Minor effects from Ida were also experienced in Mississippi, Georgia and Tennessee. The Louisiana Offshore Oil Port was also shut down on November 9 as a result of Ida's passage. written by Arthur Zuckerman May 25, 2020 Although the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) categorizes hurricanes as a natural disaster, as most of us do, hurricanes are good for the planet. Hurricane Ida originated from a weak tropical wave that reached the western Caribbean on November 1, 2009. Offshore, one person drowned after attempting to assist a boat that let out a distress signal during the storm. [47] Several agencies from the United Nations provided residents affected by the storm with relief supplies and donated disaster funds to the country. This new low quickly intensified and became a powerful nor'easter that caused substantial damage throughout the Mid-Atlantic States. The record-tying 28th named storm of the 2020 season rapidly intensified Monday into a high-end Category 4 hurricane on the Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Wind Scale, becoming the third-strongest November hurricane on record. [1], Light wind shear allowed Ida to quickly intensify as it slowly tracked towards the Nicaraguan coastline. [27] Workers from Chevron Corporation and Anadarko Petroleum were evacuated from offshore platforms while those working for ConocoPhillips and ExxonMobil remained on site. [53] OCHA provided $2 million in relief funds; the Government of Sweden provided 400,000 Swedish kronor (US$55,946) for sanitation and health supplies; the Netherlands Red Cross also donated 20,000 euros (US$27,226) for non-food items. [29] Among the rigs that were damaged was the Transocean Marianas which was drilling the Macondo well. [12] In Mississippi, 4.13 in (105 mm) of rain fell in Waynesboro. Keep up with the latest hurricane watches and warnings with AccuWeather's Hurricane Center. Roughly 18 hours after landfall, Ida weakened to a tropical depression as it turned northward over Honduras. This breaks the single-season record for the most named storms previously held by the 2005 Hurricane Season. [48] In Nicaragua, there were no confirmed fatalities as a result of Ida. [1] Late on November 4, microwave satellite imagery depicted an eye-like featured forming within the storm. A maximum sustained wind of 62 mph (99 km/h) and a gust of 74 mph (119 km/h) was recorded at the mouth of the Mississippi River. After making landfall Tuesday in central Nicaragua, Eta is now bringing torrential, flooding rains to Central America as it continues to plug west. [68][69] Heavy rains in central areas of the state also resulted in moderate flooding. They only become disasters when we are in the way. 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