Select on map markers to view additional details for that location. Landfall occurs when the center of the tropical cyclone moves across the coast. Wind fields shown are approximate visualizations based on official wind radii. Actual wind coverage is rarely symmetrical and can vary significantly by storm, with stronger winds often extending much farther in one direction than another.
Tropical Storm Eta (2020) At Peak Intensity
Peak Intensity Data
Peak Intensity
Tropical Storm - 65 mph
Coordinates
28.30°N -83.40°W
Minimum Central Pressure
993 mb | 29.32 inHg
Maximum Sustained Winds
65 mph (TS)
Recorded Local Time
November 11, 2020 at 10:00PM EST
Recorded Zulu Time
November 12, 2020 at 03:00 Z
Peak Intensity Satellite Imagery
Coverage Area
US - Continental
Satellite
GOES-East
Imagery Type
GeoColor
Image Format
Satellite Image
Satellite imagery times are typically shown in Zulu Time (Z), which is equivalent to UTC and GMT.
Tropical Storm Eta (2020) Landfall #2: Cedar Key, Florida
Landfall #2 Data
Landfall City / State
Cedar Key, Florida
Landfall Coordinates
29.13°N -83.04°W
Time Of Landfall
11-12-2020 4:20 AM EST
Movement At Landfall
NE at 13 mph
Minimum Central Pressure
996 mb | 29.41 inHg
Maximum Sustained Winds
50 mph (TS)
Tropical Storm Force Winds Extend Out
115 miles
Landfall #2 Satellite Imagery
Coverage Area
US - Continental
Satellite
GOES-East
Imagery Type
GeoColor
Image Format
Satellite Image
Satellite imagery times are typically shown in Zulu Time (Z), which is equivalent to UTC and GMT.
Tropical Storm Eta (2020) Landfall #1: Lower Matecumbe Key, Florida
Landfall #1 Data
Landfall City / State
Lower Matecumbe Key, Florida
Landfall Coordinates
24.86°N -80.72°W
Time Of Landfall
11-8-2020 11:00 PM EST
Movement At Landfall
WNW at 14 mph
Minimum Central Pressure
991 mb | 29.26 inHg
Maximum Sustained Winds
65 mph (TS)
Tropical Storm Force Winds Extend Out
310 miles
Landfall #1 Satellite Imagery
Coverage Area
US - Continental
Satellite
GOES-East
Imagery Type
GeoColor
Image Format
Satellite Image
Satellite imagery times are typically shown in Zulu Time (Z), which is equivalent to UTC and GMT.
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