2000 September 29 21:07 UT
NOAA-14 satellite AVHRR 3 channel color composite evening image. A closer view (331 Kb) is seen by clicking on this small image. The maximum sustained winds are 50 mph. A very large image (772 Kb) is also available.

2000 September 30 09:30 UT
NOAA-14 satellite AVHRR channel 4 early morning image. A closer view (199 Kb) is seen by clicking on this small image. The maximum sustained winds are 70 mph. A very large image (904 Kb) is also available.

2000 September 30 11:06 UT
NOAA-12 satellite AVHRR channel 4 early morning image. A closer view (241 Kb) is seen by clicking on this small image. A very large image (807 Kb) is also available.

2000 September 30 22:27 UT
NOAA-12 satellite AVHRR 3 channel color composite evening image. A closer view (325 Kb) is seen by clicking on this small image. The maximum sustained winds have increased to 100 mph. A very large image (847 Kb) is also available.

2000 October 01 22:03 UT
NOAA-12 satellite AVHRR 3 channel color composite evening image. A closer view (281 Kb) is seen by clicking on this small image. The maximum sustained winds are 125 mph and the eye is crossing the coast of Belize. A very large image (1041 Kb) is also available.

2000 October 02 10:47 UT
NOAA-14 satellite AVHRR channel 4 early morning image. A closer view (360 Kb) is seen by clicking on this small image. The maximum sustained winds have decreased to 100 mph. A very large image (868 Kb) is also available.

2000 October 02 22:15 UT
NOAA-14 satellite AVHRR 3 channel color composite evening image. A closer view (269 Kb) is seen by clicking on this small image. The maximum sustained winds have decreased to 75 mph. It was reported that the winds emptied the Bay of Chetumal (on the border between Mexico and Belize). When the eye of the storm passed over the area, people were tempted to walk into the Bay. This was very dangerous behavior because, once the winds relax, the water returns to the Bay very quickly. A very large image (755 Kb) is also available.

2000 October 03 10:35 UT
NOAA-14 satellite AVHRR channel 4 early morning image. A closer view (215 Kb) is seen by clicking on this small image. The maximum sustained winds have decreased to 55 mph. A very large image (918 Kb) is also available.

2000 October 03 22:03 UT
NOAA-14 satellite AVHRR 3 channel color composite afternoon image. A closer view (316 Kb) is seen by clicking on this small image. The maximum sustained winds have decreased to 30 mph. A very large image (728 Kb) is also available.

2000 October 04 10:24 UT
NOAA-14 satellite AVHRR channel 4 early morning image. A closer view (201 Kb) is seen by clicking on this small image. The maximum sustained winds have increased to 35 mph. A very large image (996 Kb) is also available.

2000 October 04 11:15 UT
NOAA-12 satellite AVHRR channel 4 early morning image. A closer view (199 Kb) is seen by clicking on this small image. A very large image (921 Kb) is also available.

2000 October 04 21:50 UT
NOAA-14 satellite AVHRR 3 channel color composite afternoon image. A closer view (332 Kb) is seen by clicking on this small image. The maximum sustained winds have increased to 50 mph. A very large image (785 Kb) is also available.

2000 October 04 22:36 UT
NOAA-12 satellite AVHRR 3 channel color composite afternoon image. A closer view (276 Kb) is seen by clicking on this small image. A very large image (903 Kb) is also available.

2000 October 05 10:12 UT
NOAA-14 satellite AVHRR channel 4 early morning image. A closer view (190 Kb) is seen by clicking on this small image. Because the maximum sustained winds have now increased to 75 mph, Keith is a hurricane again. A very large image (1022 Kb) is also available.

2000 October 05 10:52 UT
NOAA-12 satellite AVHRR channel 4 early morning image. A closer view (153 Kb) is seen by clicking on this small image. A very large image (767 Kb) is also available.

2000 October 05 21:38 UT
NOAA-14 satellite AVHRR 3 channel color composite evening image. A closer view (263 Kb) is seen by clicking on this small image. Keith made landfall just north of Tampico, Mexico, at about 18:00 UT. At that time, the maximum sustained winds were 90 mph. By 21:00 UT, these winds had decreased to 75 mph. A very large image (702 Kb) is also available. The red line near the top left of this image is the border between Texas and Mexico.