Windspeed and Pressure as Ike approaches landfall
The following charts are plots of wind speed and air pressure as recorded by the buoys in the Gulf of Mexico off the coast of Galveston. These plots are ordered in the direction towards the shoreline and if I chose them correctly they will show the actual wind speed and pressure of Ike as he crosses over them towards the Island. Clicking on each plot should enlarge it to full size.
Fixed Drilling Platform
27.550 N 92.490 W (27°33'0" N 92°29'24" W)
Developed and maintained by Texas A & M University
Funding provided by Flower Garden Banks Joint Industry Project
TABS II
27.897 N 93.597 W (27°53'48" N 93°35'50" W)
Developed and maintained by Texas A & M University
Funding provided by the Texas General Land Office's Oil Spill Prevention & Response Program
TABS II
28.982 N 94.919 W (28°58'55" N 94°55'7" W)
Station 42361 - Auger - Garden Banks 426
Station operated by Shell International E&PFixed Drilling Platform
27.550 N 92.490 W (27°33'0" N 92°29'24" W)
Station 42047 - HI-A389 TABS V
Developed and maintained by Texas A & M UniversityFunding provided by Flower Garden Banks Joint Industry Project
TABS II
27.897 N 93.597 W (27°53'48" N 93°35'50" W)
Station 42043 - GA-252 TABS B
Developed and maintained by Texas A & M UniversityFunding provided by the Texas General Land Office's Oil Spill Prevention & Response Program
TABS II
28.982 N 94.919 W (28°58'55" N 94°55'7" W)
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