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Hurricane Joaquin Source:

Weather - Voyage Timeline 8:00 PM Sept. 27 th : Tropical Depression 11 formed 2:00 AM Sept. 29 th : Tropical Storm Joaquin developed 8:27 PM Sept. 29 th : EL FARO departs Jacksonville 2:00 AM Sept. 30 th : Tropical Storm Joaquin upgraded to a hurricane 8:00 PM Sept. 30 th : Cat 3 hurricane with winds estimated at 100 knots 7:17 AM Oct. 1 st : Last known position broadcasted from EL FARO 8:00 AM Oct. 1 st : Cat 4 hurricane with winds estimated at 115 knots

Hurricane Categories CategoryWind Speed (kts)Wind Speed (mph) Tropical Depression≤ 33≤ 38 Tropical Storm34 – 6339 – – 8274 – – 9596 – – – – – Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Wind Scale as presented on the National Hurricane Centers website

Source: Tropical Storm Erika

Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellite (GOES) imagery of Joaquin taken about 3 PM EST on October 1 st, 2015