Tropical Storm Franklin only managed to live over the weekend before being absorbed by a cold front, but was seen by the GOES-13 satellite.
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Rainfall is an indicator of strength of a tropical cyclone, and NASA’s Tropical Rainfall Measuring Mission or TRMM satellite captured what appeared to be one last burst of heavy rainfall in Gert yesterday.
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Tropical Storm Fernanda lost her “comma.”
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Greg has weakened to a tropical storm in the Eastern Pacific Ocean, and NASA’s infrared satellite data confirmed that the storm’s cloud tops warmed
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Tropical Depression 8 strengthened into a tropical storm during the mid-day hours on August 19, and the GOES-13 satellite saw towering thunderstorms within the storm’s center
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Tropical Depression 13W is dissipating south of Japan, and NASA’s Tropical Rainfall Measuring Mission satellite noticed only light rainfall remaining in the system.
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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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Infrared satellite imagery from NASA today reveals that a low pressure area in the Atlantic Ocean is coming together after almost a week of struggling. System 93L may become a tropical depression later today or tomorrow
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The Eastern Pacific Ocean is fired up with two tropical storms today, Fernanda and Greg, and both were caught in one image from the GOES-11 satellite.
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The National Hurricane Center (NHC) upgraded tropical depression 6E to tropical storm Fernanda on 16 August 2011 at 0800 UTC after seeing data from a TRMM satellite pass at that time.
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