Satellite Captures Four Tropical Cyclones from Space

On Sept. four, 2019, a unfastened chain of tropical cyclones lined up throughout the Western Hemisphere. On the time of this picture (1:10 p.m. EDT) Hurricane Juliette within the East Pacific and Hurricane Dorian within the Atlantic have been each class 2 storms.

In the meantime, Tropical Storm Fernand packed sustained winds of 45 mph and had only in the near past made landfall over northeastern Mexico. Gabrielle strengthened right into a tropical storm on September four over the jap Atlantic, and had sustained winds of 50 mph across the time of this picture.

Information for the simulated natural-color picture have been acquired with the Superior Baseline Imager on the Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellite tv for pc (GOES) 16. GOES-16 is operated by NOAA; NASA helps develop and launch the GOES collection of satellites.

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Florida is ready, but where is the hurricane?

Port Saint Lucie, United States (AFP) Sept three, 2019


Homes and companies are boarded up, bridges to barrier islands are blocked and plenty of residents of Florida’s beachside communities are lengthy gone.

However the wait is beginning to get to those that have stayed behind, ready for Hurricane Dorian, the slow-moving behemoth that walloped the Bahamas and now lingers off shore.

“The uncertainty is somewhat nerve wracking,” says Drew Gabrielson, clutching his trembling Chihuahua Rodney as he seems to be throughout a seashore on the roughening surf.

The 47-year-old h … read more