Severe storm · Ended
Hurricane Vance
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Summary
NASA's Earth Observatory Natural Event Tracker (EONET) lists Hurricane Vance, first observed on 21 Oct 2026, 18:00 UTC with 13 position reports.
The latest position report lists wind of 85 kts.
Key figures
- Latest wind
- 85 kts (NASA EONET)
- Peak wind in track
- 100 kts (NASA EONET)
- First observation
- 21 Oct 2026, 18:00 UTC (NASA EONET)
- Latest observation
- 24 Oct 2026, 18:00 UTC (NASA EONET)
- Position
- 13.00°, -103.20° (NASA EONET)
- Track points
- 13 (NASA EONET)
Timeline
Source times where the record has one; otherwise the time GodsView saw the change.
- — The source no longer lists the event as current.
- — Position 13.0°, -103.2°, 85 kts (NASA EONET).
- — Position 12.6°, -102.9°, 90 kts (NASA EONET).
- — Position 12.1°, -102.7°, 95 kts (NASA EONET).
- — Position 11.7°, -102.4°, 100 kts (NASA EONET).
- — Position 11.0°, -102.2°, 90 kts (NASA EONET).
- — Position 10.6°, -102.1°, 75 kts (NASA EONET).
- — Position 10.7°, -101.9°, 70 kts (NASA EONET).
- — Position 10.4°, -101.6°, 60 kts (NASA EONET).
- — Position 9.8°, -101.3°, 55 kts (NASA EONET).
- — Position 9.7°, -100.9°, 45 kts (NASA EONET).
- — Position 9.6°, -100.5°, 40 kts (NASA EONET).
- — Position 9.5°, -100.0°, 35 kts (NASA EONET).
- — Position 9.4°, -99.5°, 35 kts (NASA EONET).
- — First NASA EONET observation: 35 kts.
Questions
When did this severe storm happen?
The first source record is dated 21 Oct 2026, 18:00 UTC.
Where can I find official information?
From the original records: NASA EONET, JTWC. Links are listed under Sources on this page.
Sources
How this page is made
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