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Satellites: NOAA-15
and NOAA-17,
part of NOAA's 850km-high (530 mile-high) Polar
Orbiting satellites
Hurricane Jeanne
almost upon Florida
Jeanne made a rare extra turn and, after initially heading out towards the
middle of the Atlantic, she turned back around and re-emerged as a full
hurricane.
In the four hours between the images below, and in the closeups (if you click on
the images below), you can see that Jeanne has slowly moved across the
northernmost of the Bahama Islands.
Click on the images below for a higher-resolution (~100k) closeup of the
hurricane.
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Image by NOAA-15, flyover beginning 7:55am EDT. In the higher-resolution image (click below) of Jeanne, you can even see the open ocean at the center of the eye. |
Image by NOAA-17, flyover beginning 12:03pm EDT. In this image, the western tip of Hurricane Karl can be seen far out in the Atlantic Ocean. |
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