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NASA analyzes Super Typhoon Hagupit's rains and wind on Philippine approach


Super Typhoon Hagupit is forecast to make landfall in the eastern Philippines bringing heavy rainfall, damaging winds and storm surge. NASA/JAXA's TRMM satellite and the RapidScat instrument provided rainfall ...


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NASA sees Super Typhoon Nuri's eye open in two days


Over the course of two days, from Nov. 1 to Nov. 3, NASA's Aqua satellite watched from space as Tropical cyclone Nuri strengthened into a Super Typhoon and "opened" or developed an eye.


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Powerful typhoon churns towards Japan


Powerful Typhoon Vongfong churned towards Japan on Saturday, injuring at least a dozen people as it pounded the southern Okinawan islands with ferocious winds and driving rain.


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NASA gathering data on Super Typhoon Vongfong as Japan prepares


Super Typhoon Vongfong continued on its trek north through the Philippine Sea while slightly weakening on Oct. 10. NASA's TRMM and Aqua satellites provided forecasters with cloud extent, rainfall rates and ...


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NASA's Aqua Satellite tracking Super Typhoon Vongfong in the Philippine Sea


NASA's Aqua satellite passed over Super Typhoon Vongfong as it tracked through the Philippine Sea on Oct. 9. Instrument aboard Aqua captured visible and infrared images of the now Category 4 Super Typhoon.


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Two NASA satellites get data on category 5 Super Typhoon Vongfong


Two NASA satellites provided data on clouds, rainfall and the diameter of the eye of Super Typhoon Vongfong as it turned north in the Northwestern Pacific Ocean.


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NASA eyes Super typhoon Vongfong


Typhoon Vongfong strengthened into a Super typhoon on Tuesday, October 7 as NASA's Aqua satellite passed overhead.


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Oct 07, 2014 
		
		
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Genevieve Downgraded to a tropical storm


Once Super Typhoon Genevieve has now been downgraded to a tropical storm. The storm is located approximately 819 nautical miles west-northwest of Midway Island. It is currently tracking northwestward at 8 ...


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Aug 11, 2014 
		
		
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NASA sees Genevieve cross international date line as a Super-Typhoon


Tropical Storm Genevieve had ups and downs in the Eastern Pacific and Central Pacific over the last week but once the storm crossed the International Dateline in the Pacific, it rapidly intensified into a ...


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Aug 07, 2014 
		
		
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NASA sees Typhoon Halong's eye wink


As Super Typhoon Halong tracks north through the Northwestern Pacific Ocean, NASA's Aqua and Terra satellites have seen the powerful storm appear to wink at space as it developed and "opened" an eye and then ...


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Aug 04, 2014 
		
		
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TRMM satellite measures up Super Typhoon Rammasun


NASA's TRMM satellite measured up Super Typhoon Rammasun's rainfall rates, rainfall totals and cloud heights providing a look at the inner workings and aftermath of the storm.


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Ban says Philippines typhoon a 'warning' on climate change


UN leader Ban Ki-moon said Saturday a super typhoon that killed thousands in the Philippines was an example of climate change and should serve as a warning to mankind.


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Nov 17, 2013 
		
		
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NASA sees Typhoon Lekima stretching out and closing its eye


NASA's TRMM satellite observed Typhoon Lekima's shrinking eye on Oct. 24, and by the Oct. 25, the eye had shrunk to just 4 nautical miles. TRMM also observed very heavy rainfall occurring around the eyewall ...


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NASA sees rainfall in Tropical Storm Francisco


NASA's TRMM satellite flew above the center of Tropical Storm Francisco in the western North Pacific Ocean early on Oct. 24 and data was used to create a 3-D image of the storm's structure.


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NASA satellites investigate Typhoon Francisco heading for Japan


Several of NASA's fleet of Earth-observing satellites have been gathering data on Typhoon Francisco as it moves toward Japan. NASA's Aqua, Terra and TRMM satellites captured infrared, visible and rainfall ...


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