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2 CC NASA Today… Become familiar with the symbols used for tropical storms. Refamiliarise ourselves with longitude and latitude. Plot the path of Hurricane Katrina.

3 L Tropical Depression Tropical Storm Hurricane Remnant Storm L

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5 … Waiting to connect to the NOAA server… Connected.

6 Date/TimeLatitude (N) Longitude (W) Wind speed (Knots) Pressure (Millibars) Status 24/000023.475.5301007Tropical Depression New Data from N.O.A.A. …

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8 Date/TimeLatitude (N) Longitude (W) Wind speed (Knots) Pressure (Millibars) Status 25/000026.077.7451000Tropical Storm New Data from N.O.A.A. …

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10 Date/TimeLatitude (N) Longitude (W) Wind speed (Knots) Pressure (Millibars) Status 26/000025.980.370983Hurricane 1 New Data from N.O.A.A. …

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12 Date/TimeLatitude (N) Longitude (W) Wind speed (Knots) Pressure (Millibars) Status 27/000024.683.390959Hurricane 2 New Data from N.O.A.A. …

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14 Date/TimeLatitude (N) Longitude (W) Wind speed (Knots) Pressure (Millibars) Status 28/000024.885.9100941Hurricane 3 New Data from N.O.A.A. …

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16 Date/TimeLatitude (N) Longitude (W) Wind speed (Knots) Pressure (Millibars) Status 28/120025.788.7145909Hurricane 5 New Data from N.O.A.A. …

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18 Date/TimeLatitude (N) Longitude (W) Wind speed (Knots) Pressure (Millibars) Status 29/000027.289.2140905Hurricane 5 New Data from N.O.A.A. …

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20 Date/TimeLatitude (N) Longitude (W) Wind speed (Knots) Pressure (Millibars) Status 29/120029.589.6110923Hurricane 4 New Data from N.O.A.A. …

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22 Date/TimeLatitude (N) Longitude (W) Wind speed (Knots) Pressure (Millibars) Status 30/000032.689.150961Tropical Storm New Data from N.O.A.A. …

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24 Date/TimeLatitude (N) Longitude (W) Wind speed (Knots) Pressure (Millibars) Status 31/000038.685.330994Remnant Storm New Data from N.O.A.A. …

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