Hurricane Helene’s landfall produced atmospheric waves seen 55 miles above Earth
When Hurricane Helene slammed into Florida with 140-mph winds, the impacts on the ground were deadly, and that power reverberated up into Earth’s atmosphere, creating ripples seen by a NASA instrument more than 55 miles above.
Follow spaghetti models, tracking for a tropical rainstorm in the Caribbean Sea that could threaten Florida as a major ...
New video from the Cooperative Institute for Research in the Atmosphere, known as CIRA, shows its treacherous journey — from ...
A broad area of low pressure is expected to form over the western Caribbean Sea in the next few days. The NHC gives the area ...
With the current forecast track by NOAA's National Hurricane Center (NHC), Rafael is expected to weaken and stay out over the open waters of the Gulf of Mexico through the weekend and take a turn ...
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Tropical Storm Rafael forms in the Caribbean and could hit Cuba as a hurricaneThis satellite image provided by NOAA shows weather systems Sunday ... and will bring heavy rain to Jamaica and the Cayman ...
Hurricane Rafael, intensifying to a Category 3, hit western Cuba, bringing extensive power outages and halting flights. It ...
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See how Hurricane Helene’s intense winds and floodwaters wiped out many of North Carolina’s forests, especially in the ...
Even without a landfall in Florida, the state is expected to feel some impacts from Rafael, starting as early as today.
COLUMBIA, S.C. — Hurricane Rafael continues to rapidly strengthen as it moves closer to western Cuba. The storm’s core is ...
Storms so late in the season are rare. But the disturbance could become “a formidable November hurricane,” Florida ...
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