Tropical Storm Felicia was born early on July 23 in the Eastern Pacific Ocean, over 400 miles southwest of Baja California’s southern tip.
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The Global Precipitation Measurement (GPM) mission core observatory passed over Typhoon Halola and saw that the northern side of the storm lacked rainfall.
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Tropical Depression 02C formed over 700 hundred miles south-southeast of Hawaii on July 10.
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Before Tropical Storm Chan-Hom made landfall, the RapidScat instrument aboard the International Space Station measured its waning winds when it was moving over the Yellow Sea.
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NASA’s RapidScat instrument saw that Post-Tropical Storm Claudette’s winds were waning with the exception of those in its southwestern quadrant.
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Although it appeared that Tropical Storm Enrique had weakened to a tropical depression, satellite data revealed that there was still some punch left in the system and it was re-classified a tropical storm on July 17.
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NASA’s Aqua satellite passed over Tropical Storm Nangka after it made landfall and was moving into the Sea of Japan
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Tropical Storm Ela was born in the western-most part of the Eastern Pacific Ocean but has become the Central Pacific’s first named storm.
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Summer camp students at the Great Lakes Science Center in Cleveland and students from the city’s MC2 STEM High School will speak with Expedition 44 crew members aboard the International Space Station at 11:40 a.m. EDT Friday, July 31.
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Summer camp students at the Great Lakes Science Center in Cleveland and students from the city’s MC2 STEM High School will speak with Expedition 44 crew members aboard the International Space Station at 11:40 a.m. EDT Friday, July 31.
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