The 2009–10 North American winter was one of the most active and prolific winter seasons on record in the United States and North America as a whole, and the most severe since the 1995–96 winter. Mult
Visualization by NASA of the first of 3 blizzards to impact the Northeast in early February 2010.
October 2009 West Coast Low 2009 10 13 1905Z
"Nor'Ida" 2009 11 12 1605Z
Early December winter storm 2009 12 08 2000Z
Hurricane Ida (2009)
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Hurricane Ida was the strongest landfalling tropical cyclone during the 2009 Atlantic hurricane season, crossing the coastline of Nicaragua with winds of 80 mph. The remnants of the storm became a pow
2009–10 North American winter
…remnants of Typhoon Melor, affected the Western United States by mid-month starting on October 13. November did not feature much activity, aside from the remnants of Hurricane Ida becoming a nor'easter that affected the Mid-Atlantic region mid-month, causing significant damage and heavy rainfall. Additionally, snow cover across…
Hurricane Ida near peak intensity in the Yucatán Channel on November 8
Hurricane Ida shortly after attaining its secondary peak intensity on November 9 near the United States Gulf Coast
Sedimentation in the northwestern Gulf of Mexico in the wake of Hurricane Ida
Hurricane Ida shortly after landfall in Nicaragua