NASA’s Global Hawk flew overhead on September 5 and the Global Hawk’s imagery was used to create a movie of the flyover as part of NOAA’s SHOUT mission.
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Strong vertical wind shear has been affecting Tropical Storm Jimena in the Central Pacific and pushing the clouds and storms west of the center, as seen in infrared imagery from NASA’s Aqua satellite.
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NASA is another small step closer to sending astronauts on a journey to Mars. On Saturday, engineers at the agency’s Michoud Assembly Facility in New Orleans welded together the first two segments of the Orion crew module that will fly atop NASA’s Space Launch System (SLS) rocket on a mission beyond the far side of the moon.
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Hurricane Ignacio continues weakening as it moves over the colder waters of the Pacific Ocean far to the north of Hawaiian Islands.
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Hurricane Jimena is on a downward spiral and is expected to continue weakening.
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NASA’s Aqua satellite got a close-up of Typhoon Kilo’s eye as it moved through the Northwestern Pacific Ocean.
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Typhoon Kilo is the westernmost tropical cyclone of a four storms in the Pacific Ocean basin on September 4.
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Upper-level westerly winds have been affecting Tropical Storm Fred in the far eastern Atlantic Ocean and continue to do so today, September 3.
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Tropical Depression 14E can’t get its act together and still appears as a shapeless, asymmetric mass of clouds and thunderstorms on infrared imagery from NASA’s Aqua satellite.
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When NASA’s Terra satellite passed over Tropical Storm Ignacio on Sept. 1 it gathered cloud and wind data on the weakening storm.
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