Enormous Jovian Tempest
Color-enhanced image of a massive, raging storm in Jupiter’s northern hemisphere, by NASA’s Juno spacecraft.
By Agis Fasseas|2017-11-20T10:09:15+02:00Nov 20, 2017|Categories: Science & Space|Tags: Jupiter, storm|
Catastrophic Hurricanes – infographic
Hurricanes, the deadly storms, have been enhanced by climate change, though it’s difficult to figure by how much.
The Science of Hurricanes
Take a look at the physics of the perfect storm… Engines of destruction: The science of hurricanes!
Hurricane Irma- Strongest ever Atlantic storm
The island of Barbuda was the first to hit by Hurricane Irma, a Category 5 storm packing winds of 185mph.
Harvey is now the Wettest Tropical Storm in US
Harvey broke the record for wettest tropical storm in U.S. history.
Pursuit
Take a look at this impressive weather time-lapse video with clouds, storms and tornadoes from Mike Olbinski…
New Satellite’s Lightning Imagery from Severe Storms
GOES-16 new satellite captured this lightning imagery, from severe storms on April 28-29. Watch the video…
Helicopter Ship Landing in a massive Storm
Watch this helicopter landing on a ship during a massive storm…
Spectacular Monsoon III
A timelapse footage with spectacular storms…
Raptors find shelter from the Storm, at Hangar
A few F-22 Raptors find shelter from the Tropical Storm Hermine, at a hangar.