The Science of Hurricanes
Take a look at the physics of the perfect storm… Engines of destruction: The science of hurricanes!
By Agis F|2017-09-15T08:40:21+03:00Sep 15, 2017|Categories: Natural phenomena|Tags: Hurricane, storm|
Lightning near Irma’s Eye from space
This animation from GOES-16’s Geostationary Lightning Mapper (or GLM) shows the lightning from storms associated with Hurricane Irma.
Irma makes the Ocean disappear from Beaches
Hurricane Irma makes the ocean disappear from Florida and Bahamas beaches…
Scary videos- Miami hit by Irma Hurricane
Watch these scary videos of hurricane Irma about 140 miles away from Key West…
Hurricane Size Comparison
This video compares the sizes and power of hurricanes, tornadoes, typhoons and cyclones…
A Menacing Line of 3 Hurricanes
Meteorologists cannot find the right words to describe the three lined hurricanes—two of them major and all of them threatening land—brewed in the Atlantic basin in September
Horrific video of Hurricane Irma at 185 MPH Winds
Take a look at this fearful footage as Hurricane Irma passes through Maho Beach, in St Maarten, on September 6…
Flying into the Eye of Hurricane Irma
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has sent planes in to the Hurricane Irma storm’s eye. Video from yesterday’s flight in CAT 5…
Hurricane Irma from the Space Station – video
Space Station’s external cameras captured a dramatic view of Hurricane Irma as it moved across the Atlantic Ocean Sept. 5.
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.