Hurricane Idalia Historical Storm Tracking & Data - Cruising Earth
Hurricane Idalia Historical Storm Tracking
Category 3 Hurricane Idalia (2023) Storm Data
Landfall Data
Date/Time: 8-30-2023 7:45 AM EDT Landfall City/State: Keaton Beach, Florida Location: 29.82°N -83.59°W Moving: NNE at 18 mph Minimum Central Pressure: 949 mb | 28.02 inHg Maximum Sustained Winds: 125 mph (Cat 3) Hurricane Force Winds Extend Out: 25 miles Tropical Storm Force Winds Extend Out: 175 miles
Date/Time: 8-30-2023 7:45 AM EDT Landfall City/State: Keaton Beach, Florida Location: 29.82°N -83.59°W Moving: NNE at 18 mph Minimum Central Pressure: 949 mb | 28.02 inHg Maximum Sustained Winds: 125 mph (Cat 3) Hurricane Force Winds Extend Out: 25 miles Tropical Storm Force Winds Extend Out: 175 miles
Category 3 Hurricane Idalia (2023) Storm Path
Landfall Location
Landfall City/State: Keaton Beach, Florida
Landfall Location: 29.82°N -83.59°W
Time Of Landfall = 8-30-2023 7:45 AM EDT
Movement At Landfall = NNE at 18 mph
Map Legend:
- Tropical Depression
- Tropical Storm
- Hurricane
- Projected Landfall
- Tropical Storm Wind Field
- Hurricane Wind Field
Landfall occurs when the center of the tropical cyclone moves across the coast.
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Severe Weather Information
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Weather Related Cruise Delays & Itinerary Changes
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