Infrared satellite imagery from NASA’s Aqua satellite showed some strong convection building in Tropical Storm Fiona …
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NASA’s Tropical Rainfall Measuring Mission, or TRMM satellite looked at the rate rain was falling in Hurricane Earl yesterday, and it was intense.
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This NASA AIRS infrared image shows strong convection in new Atlantic storm, Tropical Depression 9.
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Tropical Storm Fiona is battering the same areas that Hurricane Earl swept through days ago.
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Hurricane Earl is a storm that’s about 400 miles in diameter and the hurricane force winds are about 140 miles in diameter from side-to-side of the storm’s eye.
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Danielle has already transitioned into a cold-core low pressure area in the Northern Atlantic Ocean today.
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In early August 2005, “Katrina” was just a name. By September, it had become synonymous with the costliest tropical cyclone in U.S. history.
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Tropical Storm Frank powered up very quickly just off of the southwestern coast of Mexico.
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Tropical Depression 6 formed on August 22 and strengthened into Tropical Storm Danielle the same day. It is now headed toward the central Atlantic.
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The eighth tropical depression of the Eastern Pacific Ocean hurricane season formed during the early morning hours of August 20, and the GOES-11 satellite captured infrared images of its birth.
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