Sometimes it takes an infrared eye to see where the strongest showers and thunderstorms are within a tropical cyclone …
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Infrared satellite imagery from NASA showed powerful convection building in the low pressure area formerly known as System 94W.
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A low pressure area formed in the same area where Tropical Storm Roke formed last week, and infrared data from NASA’s Aqua satellite revealed strength in convection and thunderstorms to the east of the storm’s center.
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Check NASA’s Hurricane on Facebook provides daily looks at storms in the tropics and it’s updated on Weekends during storms
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Check NASA’s Hurricane Twitter feed for a daily behind the scenes look at storms in the tropics.
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Nate made landfall over southeastern Mexico this weekend and today remnant clouds of Nate are still visible on satellite imagery.
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The National Hurricane Center is forecasting some weakening over the next 48 hours and a transition into a post-tropical cyclone.
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Whenever the strongest rainfall in a tropical storm is displaced from the storm’s center that’s an indication that wind shear is battering the storm.
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Tropical Depression 18W was renamed Tropical Depression Roke after briefly reaching tropical storm status, while zig-zagging through the western North Pacific Ocean over the last day.
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