115 Mph Wind Cruise Ship

The ship The Norwegian Escape was sailing from New York to Florida with nearly 4000 vacationers on board when it was battered by a rogue 115 mph gust of wind.

115 mph wind cruise ship. Its estimated that the ship encountered a 115 mph gust of wind. Thanksgiving week 2017 onboard Disney Magic cruise ship. Cruise Ship Hit by Rogue 115 MPH Wind Gust Injuring Passengers A Norwegian cruise ship tipped at sea in which several people on board were injured on their way to Port Canaveral Florida Sunday.

What Norwegian described as a sudden extreme gust of wind estimated at 100 knots Thats 115 mph. Frightening video clips show the moment a sudden extreme gust of wind violently rocked a cruise ship and caused panic on board. It depends a lot on the ship and from which direction the wind is coming.

A rogue wind gust slammed into cruise ship this week that caused the massive vessel to tilt between 20 and 45 degrees. In a series of tweets Norwegian cruise officials said the 20-deck ship suddenly tilted just before midnight Sunday under the force of an unexpected gale topping 100 knots or about 115 mph. A huge wave of water however can exert a lot more force on a ship than just wind by itself can.

A gust of 115 mph wind sent tables sliding and people scrambling on a Norwegian Cruise Line ship. The Norwegian Escape was slammed by a wind gust estimated at 115 mph just before midnight on Sunday hours after the cruise ship departed New York City bound for Florida the cruise line told the. There was no warning.

Tables and chairs were sent flying and several passengers were injured when the Norwegian Cruise Lines ship was rocked by a freak 115 mph wind. The captain of any ship not just c. 115 mph extreme gust rattles Bahamas-bound cruise ship injuring passengers A Norwegian Cruise Line ship was rocked by a strong gust of wind.

The Norwegian Cruise Lines Escape a passenger ship capable of cruising with 6000 people was pushed suddenly Sunday night by a gust of wind about 115 mph a burst similar to the wind of a. The Captain - March 9 2019. Several people were injured but there was no damage to.