Meteorological Analysis
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Tropical depression 10 originated from a tropical wave which moved off the
African coast on August 8th. The wave began to show signs of development by
the 11th, and by the 13th a tropical depression had formed. The depression was
about 1000 nm from the Lesser Antilles. The depression was quickly destroyed
by southwesterly shear. The depression's remnants then continued across the
ocean and helped form one of the most fearsome storms of modern time, Katrina.
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Casualty and Damage Overview
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There were no reports of casualties or damage associated with TD 10.
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Imagery
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Tracking Data
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Tropical Depression 10
13 / 1200 13.3 43.6 1009 25 tropical depression
13 / 1800 13.8 44.7 1008 30 "
14 / 0000 13.8 45.7 1008 30 "
14 / 0600 13.4 46.0 1009 25 "
14 / 1200 13.5 46.4 1009 25 "
14 / 1800 13.9 46.7 1010 25 remnant low
15 / 0000 14.4 47.4 1010 25 "
15 / 0600 14.5 48.4 1010 25 "
15 / 1200 14.6 49.3 1010 25 "
15 / 1800 14.8 49.9 1010 25 "
16 / 0000 15.1 50.4 1010 25 "
16 / 0600 15.5 51.1 1010 25 "
16 / 1200 16.0 52.0 1010 25 "
16 / 1800 16.1 53.2 1010 25 "
17 / 0000 16.1 54.1 1010 25 "
17 / 0600 16.1 54.9 1010 25 "
17 / 1200 16.7 55.6 1010 25 "
17 / 1800 17.1 56.6 1010 25 "
18 / 0000 17.3 57.7 1010 25 "
18 / 0600 17.6 58.9 1012 25 "
18 / 1200 18.0 60.1 1014 25 "
18 / 1800 dissipated
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Tracking map courtesy of NHC
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Selected Satellite Image
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