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Hurricane Iris - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Tropical Cyclone Report Hurricane Iris Hurricane Iris was a small but severe Category Four hurricane that devastated southern Belize. Table 1: Best track for Hurricane Iris, 4 - 9 October 2001.
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Hurricane Iris was the ninth named tropical cyclone and fifth hurricane of an active 1995 Atlantic hurricane season. Iris was one of four storms to form nearly simultaneously in the Atlantic during the 1995 season. Forming on August 22, Iris slowly drifted across the Leeward Islands as a tropical storm...
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Last October around this time, Well, this year, the Central American country formerly a British colony, was hit again as Hurricane Iris came a calling this week with its 140 mph winds as it became the most powerful Atlantic hurricane of the 2001 Season to date. Despite being small in stature,
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HRD field program mission catalog, surface wind analysis archive, synoptic surveillance assessments, Atlantic hurricane re-analysis project, basin-wide info., Mission Catalog Sfc. NOAA missions flown into Hurricane Iris...
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T-Storm Terry Faber's Tropical Weather Links and Information - Hurricane Iris Landfall Monkey River Town Southern Belize Enlarge the tracking image. Damage At least 31 deaths Tracking Coordinates for Iris.
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PRESS RELEASE - HURRICANE IRIS SLAMS SOUTHERN BELIZE Hurricane Iris, a compact, category 4 storm bringing 18 foot sea surges, 145 mph winds and six inches of rain slammed into southern Belize Monday night, demolishing hundreds of homes and leaving at least 10.000 people homeless. Reports on Hurricane Iris...
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Hurricane Iris hit the small Central American country of Belize around midnight on October 8, 2001. At the time, Iris was the strongest Atlantic hurricane of the season, with sustained winds up to 225 kilometers per hour (140 mph). The hurricane caused severe damage—destroying homes, flooding streets, and leveling trees...
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NOAA GOES-08 visible and InfraRed (IR) imagery (above) reveals the structure of the eye region of Hurricane Iris on 08 October 2001, as the storm was just off the coast of Honduras. The GOES-08 satellite was placed into Super Rapid Scan Operations (SRSO) mode, Hurricane Iris was undergoing a period of rapid intensification,
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