When NASA’s Terra satellite passed over the circular Typhoon Krovanh in the Northwestern Pacific Ocean, the Marianas Islands were in the storm’s southeastern quadrant, and looked like five o’clock in the storm clouds’ circulation.
When NASA’s Terra satellite passed over the circular Typhoon Krovanh in the Northwestern Pacific Ocean, the Marianas Islands were in the storm’s southeastern quadrant, and looked like five o’clock in the storm clouds’ circulation.
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