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Sorry, I'm new to this forum, but I was wondering if anyone has a loop of Hurricane Kenna making landfall in 2002, since I live on the northern edge of Banderas Bay, where Puerto Vallarta is...and I wanted to see how close it passed, since we got quite a bit of wind damage up here, and I wouldn't be surprised if we got at least 70 mph sustained winds from it...
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NetZero06 wrote:Sorry, I'm new to this forum, but I was wondering if anyone has a loop of Hurricane Kenna making landfall in 2002, since I live on the northern edge of Banderas Bay, where Puerto Vallarta is...and I wanted to see how close it passed, since we got quite a bit of wind damage up here, and I wouldn't be surprised if we got at least 70 mph sustained winds from it...

Hurricane Kenna at landfall.I couldn't find a loop for Kenna but here at least is the landfall moment at a stationary image.
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I think those pics speak for themselves
sure she fell apart before landfall but the remnents of that 175mph power was felt along the coast in the form of surge
if she came in at 175 I'd hate to think of how much more damage there would've been and an even higher death toll
maybe a 35-40 foot surge
sure she fell apart before landfall but the remnents of that 175mph power was felt along the coast in the form of surge
if she came in at 175 I'd hate to think of how much more damage there would've been and an even higher death toll
maybe a 35-40 foot surge
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