Hurricane Marco 2020

Hurricane Marco

August 21-25, 2020

Above: GOES 16 GeoColor Satellite Image of Hurricane Marco across the Central Gulf of Mexico at 1:01 PM CDT on August 23, 2020.

Marco developed from a fast-moving tropical south of Jamaica on the morning of August 20^th, and was upgraded to a tropical storm during the evening of August 21^st. Marco continued to move north northwestward and briefly intensified into a minimum hurricane on August 23^rd. Marco quickly weakened later that evening due to increased wind shear.

As Marco turned westward, it passed just south of the mouth of the Mississippi River around 6 PM CDT August 24^th as a weak tropical storm. Marco weakened to a remnant low early on August 25th south of Morgan City, LA.

Scattered showers across Southern Louisiana and Southeast Texas, along with much higher humidity, resulted as the remnant low of Marco passed south of the Louisiana coast on August 25th, with no other storm effects noted.

Above: New Orleans, LA WSR-88D radar image of Tropical Storm Marco Landfall at 2304 UTC (6:04 PM CDT) on August 24, 2020.

Above: Hurrevac track of Hurricane Marco from operational National Hurricane Center public advisories.

Above: National Hurricane Center best track of Hurricane Marco.

Listed below are post-storm reports and meteorological data gathered. All data is considered preliminary, and is subject to change at any time. Additional information will continue to be added to this page in the future.

Radar and Satellite Animated Imagery
(NWS LCH YouTube)

Radar Imagery:	Mobile, AL	New Orleans, LA	Lake Charles, LA
Radar Imagery:
GOES 16 Satellite Imagery:	4km Infrared	4km Visible	4km GeoColor
GOES 16 Satellite Imagery:	2km Infrared	1km Visible	1km GeoColor

Post Tropical Cyclone Reports
Lake Charles, LA	New Orleans, LA	Mobile, AL
	National Hurricane Center

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