The Ever Given experienced strong winds and gusts in excess of 35 to 40 miles an hour around the time of its grounding in the Suez Canal according to an analysis from weather technology company Tomorrow.io. Conditions may have made the 400-meter long vessel more difficult to maneuver or kicked up desert sand reducing visibility, Chief Scientist Daniel Rothenberg said in an email. “Such strong winds happen infrequently — only once every few years — in our historical analysis,” he said.
- March 31, 2021
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The Giant Ever Given Ship is Finally Unstuck from the Suez Canal
Grace Gagnon
Grace Gagnon is the Product Marketing Manager of Tomorrow.io's B2C app. She previously worked at ProfitWell, a pricing optimization platform. Prior to entering the startup world, Grace worked as a television news reporter at WBNG-TV, where she covered severe weather and breaking news. Outside of Tomorrow.io, Grace enjoys reading, walking her dog, and crafting.
Grace Gagnon
Grace Gagnon is the Product Marketing Manager of Tomorrow.io's B2C app. She previously worked at ProfitWell, a pricing optimization platform. Prior to entering the startup world, Grace worked as a television news reporter at WBNG-TV, where she covered severe weather and breaking news. Outside of Tomorrow.io, Grace enjoys reading, walking her dog, and crafting.
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