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Tracking Hurricane Wilma

Here we go again.

Google Earth Blog has a collection of downloadable automated storm tracking tools (KMZ file).

Google Maps Mania points to a couple of Google Maps based storm trackers.

Spatially Adjusted links to ESRI’s existing hurricane viewer and the Geospatial One Stop Hurricane page.

Many of the sites that tracked Katrina and Rita should, I think, be applicable as well; see previous hurricane coverage.

Posted on Wednesday, October 19, 2005 at 9:17 AM
Categories: Hacks & Mashups, Hurricanes 2005, Satellite & Aerial, Software, Weather & Climate

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Actually, I have a Virtual Earth mashup that can track any storm that the national center has data for, no need to wait for a mashup developer to get around to it. Here’s Wilma, for instance:

http://www.blogthevote.net/vetrax/map.aspx?storm=24A

David E Stewart | 10/19/2005 at 12:55 PM | #

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