As it approaches landfall in Central America, Eta has become a Category 4 Hurricane.
Peak 10-second average at 137 knots (157.6 mph). Very close to cat. 5. #Eta
— Griffin Hardy (@GriffinHardyWX) November 3, 2020
Hurricane Hunter's first pass through #Eta find minimum central pressure of 927 mb and 135 knot flight-level winds. Given this info, Eta is a strong category 4 hurricane. pic.twitter.com/HNaFttaoNg
— WKRG Caroline Carithers (@wkrgcaroline) November 3, 2020
Absolutely unreal. Rarely do we witness this anywhere in the world. #Eta became a monster today. pic.twitter.com/xNLIaWlhTn
— Brian McNoldy (@BMcNoldy) November 3, 2020
Looks like a broad clear moat and a secondary eyewall forming on radar. #Eta https://t.co/O5tXQxz93p. pic.twitter.com/PiQKNGM85i
— Brian McNoldy (@BMcNoldy) November 3, 2020
This monster continues to grow. #Eta
— Brian Smith WTVC (@StormTrackBrian) November 3, 2020
Devastating in Central America. Thoughts with them the next couple days. https://t.co/rhGYnchWPK
Hurricane Eta is a MONSTER storm and continues to strengthen. Eta is a strong Category 4 and could possibly be a category 5 before making landfall over NE Nicaragua. This storm will be devastating for Nicaragua…thinking of all the people preparing there tonight. :( @CBS46 pic.twitter.com/LpiRyroSxX
— Jennifer Valdez (@ValdezCBS46) November 3, 2020
Satellite images saved for posterity#Eta pic.twitter.com/bEOG4mmNzS
— Eric Holthaus (@EricHolthaus) November 3, 2020
