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NOAA2 (NOAA WP-3D) · 2026-08-14 21:14 – 08-15 03:44 UTC ·3 center fixes · archived observations, not a live position.
Flight-level wind:< 34 kt34–49 kt50–63 kt64–82 kt83–95 kt96–112 kt113+ ktRinged dots: center fixes (observations). Open circles: dropsonde splash points. Dashed: best track, ±12 h around the mission.
Storm-relative view
Peak 10-s flight-level wind, per passDropsonde splash pointEstimated centerObservations relative to the estimated storm center (best track refined by this mission’s aircraft center fixes), north up, within 150 nm; not the best track. Track colored by flight-level wind, as on the map above.
Pass 1 (21:33–22:16 UTC): flight-level RMW estimate 147 nm (distance of the peak 10-s flight-level wind, NW) — an estimate, not an analysis
Pass 2 (22:16–23:27 UTC): flight-level RMW estimate 104 nm (distance of the peak 10-s flight-level wind, NE) — an estimate, not an analysis
Pass 3 (23:27–00:29 UTC): flight-level RMW estimate 39 nm (distance of the peak 10-s flight-level wind, SE) — an estimate, not an analysis
Pass 4 (00:29–01:48 UTC): flight-level RMW estimate 77 nm (distance of the peak 10-s flight-level wind, NW) — an estimate, not an analysis
Pass 5 (01:48–02:55 UTC): flight-level RMW estimate 104 nm (distance of the peak 10-s flight-level wind, NE) — an estimate, not an analysis
Pass 6 (02:55–03:29 UTC): flight-level RMW estimate 77 nm (distance of the peak 10-s flight-level wind, NW) — an estimate, not an analysis
Observations along the flight
From the HDOB messages, every 30 seconds. Gaps are missing values or missing messages.
Extrapolated surface pressure and peak flight-level wind
Center fixes (observations), minimum sea-level pressure: Dropsonde-measured
SFMR surface wind and rain rateFlight-level temperature and dewpointAircraft pressure and geopotential height