Tropical Storm Chris: A Historical Perspective
Tracking the Storm
Tropical Storm Chris emerged from a tropical wave off the coast of western Africa on July 26th, 2006. Satellite images, weather maps, and tracks document the storm's movement as it headed towards the Lesser Antilles.
National Hurricane Center Advisories
The National Hurricane Center issued advisories for Tropical Storm Chris, warning of the potential for tropical storm conditions within the warning area. These advisories provided valuable information to help residents prepare for the storm's impact.
Storm History
As Chris approached the Lesser Antilles, its center remained north of the islands. The storm weakened, but satellite imagery shows its remnants persisting for several days. Tropical Storm Chris was the fourth tropical storm of the 2006 Atlantic hurricane season.
Aircraft Recon
Aircraft missions were flown into Chris during its early stages. These missions provided valuable data that helped meteorologists track the storm's intensity and trajectory.
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