Pertinent meteorological and hurricane tide data for Hurricane Carla.

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United States. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration

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TextLanguage: ENG Publication details: AUG 1982Description: 112p., 16 refs, 30 figs, 5 tablesReport number: National Government; NOAA-TR-NWS-32; PB83-118240Subject(s):

Subject: All available meteorological data have been analyzed to provide information as accurate as possible for use in dynamic storm surge models. Detailed analyses are presented of the storm track, forward speed, central pressure, and radius to maximum wind. Particular attention is given to the period surrounding landfall. Tide gage and high water mark data are presented to give both a time history and geographic depiction of the storm surge.

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All available meteorological data have been analyzed to provide information as accurate as possible for use in dynamic storm surge models. Detailed analyses are presented of the storm track, forward speed, central pressure, and radius to maximum wind. Particular attention is given to the period surrounding landfall. Tide gage and high water mark data are presented to give both a time history and geographic depiction of the storm surge.

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