Hurricane Laura
Status: Closed
Post Landfall 1 | Summary
Posting Date: August 28, 2020, 7:30:00 AM
Fueled by high sea surface temperatures in the Gulf of Mexico, Hurricane Laura made landfall near Cameron, Louisiana, close to the Texas border, at 1 a.m. CDT (6:00 UTC) as a strong Category 4 storm, bringing catastrophic winds, more than 9 feet of storm surge, and widespread heavy rain across the Gulf region, with wind and rain continuing north into Arkansas. In the following sections we describe the impacts of each sub-peril in more detail.
ALERT™ subscribers can download a shapefile of wind extents from Verisk Weather Solutions Respond for this event from the Downloads tab of the ALERT website, which can be utilized within Touchstone®’s Geospatial Analytics Module or any GIS application to better understand the impacts of Laura on your portfolio. Respond® is a near real-time geospatial weather solution providing high-resolution detail specific to natural hazard events.
Post Landfall 1 | Downloads
Posting Date: August 28, 2020, 7:30:00 AM
Additional Downloads
Note: Additional downloads related to the posting are listed below. Please use the appropriate application to view these files.
Title | File Type | Description | Download |
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Respond Wind Gust Shapefile for Hurricane Laura | .shp | This archive contains a shapefile from Verisk Weather Solutions' Respond product showing 3-second wind gust bands across the track of Hurricane Laura, along with instructions for importing it into Touchstone. | |