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This September 1, 2008, afternoon infrared image from NASA's Aqua spacecraft, shows Hurricane Gustav, about four hours after the Category Two storm slammed into the Louisiana coast.

At the time of this image, Gustav's maximum sustained winds were near 110-mph. Hurricane force winds extended outward up to 70-miles. His center was near latitude 28.9 north, and longitude 90.4 west, or about 80-miles south-southwest of New Orleans, Louisiana, and about 130-miles southeast of Lafayette, Louisiana. This position was also about 20-miles southwest of Port Fourchon, along the Louisiana coast.
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Content Provider(s): NASA, JPL/ Text: Rob Gutro/Goddard Space Flight Center
Creation Date: 2008
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Links: National Aeronautics and Space Administration, (NASA): Hurricane Season 2008: Hurricane Gustav (Central Caribbean)
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