Dig Deeper

• Forums
• Files
• Collections
• StreetView
• Blog
• RSS Info
• FAQ
• Contact
• Links
• Custom Apps
• Top Submitters
• Download Google Earth

Hurricane Rita - Related Files

Related Files		Rating	Date Added	Downloads
	Hurricane Rita Hurricane Rita made landfall at 2:30 CDT (0730 UCT) on the extreme southwest coast of Lousiana between Sabine Pass and Johnson´s Bayou. Maximum sustained winds were near 120 mph with higher gusts.		09/25/2005	696
	Hurricane Paths, Rita and Katrina The hurricane paths of Rita and Katrina, as provided by http://www.gulfimpact.com/		05/20/2006	989
	GULF OF MEXICO TRYING TO KEEP UP WITH HURRICANE RITA, HERE IS YET ANOTHER REVISED OVERLAY FOR VISIBLE CLOUDS AND HURRICANES IN THE GULF OF MEXICO.		09/23/2005	2,586
	Galveston after Rita Rita was only a rumour and a scary story here, no damage visible. Nice Photo-overlay of downtown Galveston		09/27/2005	1,275
	Santa Rita Mine, New Mexico Santa Rita open pit copper mine, Silver City, New Mexico		08/23/2005	509
	Hurricane Katrina Data Collection of data related to Hurricane Katrina which struck the southeast US in August, 2005. Contains a high resolution SuperOverlay of aerial photographs that show the flooded areas of New Orleans shortly after the hurricane, as well as other data.		12/21/2007	668
	Hurricane Tracker See every hurricane and storm through live tracking, updated every 10 minutes.		09/18/2006	4,351
	Analyze your own Hurricane Using this tutorial provided by http://www.gulfimpact.com/ , you can make nd then analayze your own Hurricane path.		05/18/2006	649
	Aftermath of Hurricane Gustav In the days since Hurricane Gustav first appeared on the radar (swiftly followed by several other storms), a team of Googlers has been gathering information we hope will be useful to residents of the affected regions and the relief agencies working to help them. Imagery from NOAA After Hurricane Gustav passed on Tuesday, NOAA's Remote Sensing Division began flying ...		09/18/2008	239
	Wilma - Hurricane 2 On the morning of October 19, 2005, National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) aircraft measured a pressure of 882 millibars in the center of Hurricane Wilma—the lowest pressure ever measured in an Atlantic hurricane. This low pressure earned Wilma the status of the strongest hurricane ever recorded in the Atlantic. As of October 20, the storm was moving northward through the ...		10/22/2005	2,219
	Hurricane Jeanne Overlay shows hurricane Jeanne in Okt. 2004 over caribean sea moving towards Florida.		08/24/2005	1,079
	Hurricane Flossie, 13 August 2007 Hurricane Flossie built itself up into a powerful Category 4 hurricane as it traveled through the central Pacific Ocean in mid-August. By August 13, it had weakened to a Category 3 storm, and as of the morning of August 14, the hurricane was predicted to pass within 100 miles of the Hawaiian Islands, bringing strong winds and heavy rain, particularly to the southern end of the Big Island. A hur...		08/29/2007	548