Tropical Storm Zeta
Tropical storm Zeta is expected to intensify to hurricane strength when it reaches the northern Gulf Coast on Wednesday. The storm will bring hurricane conditions with heavy rain and storm surge to the northern Yucatan Peninsula tonight and early tomorrow, with tropical storm conditions forecast for western Cuba later today. On Tuesday, heavy rainfall is expected for much of the Gulf of Mexico, from the Yucatan to the Cayman Islands and western Cuba.
Hurricane and storm surge watches are expected later today.
Zeta is the 28th storm of the 2020 Atlantic hurricane season, which is the second-most active season on record, behind 2005. To date, 10 storms have made landfall in the United States, with 7 of them making landfall before September. This record breaking activity is fueled by ongoing La Nina conditions.
Assess the impact in EigenPrism
SAMPLE Zeta 2020 Impact Summary
EigenPrism users can copy the template report and apply it to their own exposure:
- Open the impact summary report (see link above)
- or, search for the “SAMPLE storm name Impact Summary” on the EigenPrism home page
- then click Manage > Copy to select your workspace and save with your own exposure
Note: Storm Surge is included in the SAMPLE Impact Summary even though it has not been issued by NOAA yet. You can refresh the report by changing the Analysis Date. See instructions here.
Quick Links
- Tropical-Storm-Force Wind Probabilities – as of 2020-10-26
- Hurricane-force wind probabilities – as of 2020-10-26
- Tropical Storm Zeta 5-day Forecast Max Winds – as of 2020-10-26
- Tropical Storm Zeta Forecast Wind Swath – Advisory 8 as of 2020-10-26
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