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Toward Twister Forecasting: Scientists Make Progress in Assessing Tornado Seasons
A new study of short-term
climate trends offers the
first framework for
predicting tornado activity
up to a month out with
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Link Between Earthquakes and Tropical Cyclones: New Study May Help Scientists Identify Regions at High Risk for Earthquakes
A groundbreaking study shows
that earthquakes, including
the recent 2010 temblors in
Haiti and Taiwan, may be
triggered by tropical
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Protecting Houston from the Next Big Hurricane
To protect Houston and
Galveston from future
hurricanes, experts
recommends building a
floodgate across the Houston
Ship Channel, adding new
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2012: Killer Solar Flares Are a Physical Impossibility, Experts Say
Given a legitimate need to
protect Earth from the most
intense forms of space
weather – great bursts
of electromagnetic energy
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- Toward Twister Forecasting: Scientists Make Progress in Assessing Tornado Seasons
- Link Between Earthquakes and Tropical Cyclones: New Study May Help Scientists Identify Regions at High Risk for Earthquakes
- Protecting Houston from the Next Big Hurricane
- 2012: Killer Solar Flares Are a Physical Impossibility, Experts Say
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NASA Eyes Cyclone Iggy's Threat to Western Australia
January 27, 2012 — NASA satellites are providing valuable data to forecasters as Tropical Cyclone Iggy nears Western Australia. NASA's Aqua satellite provided visible and infrared data on Iggy, observing colder cloud ... > full story -
NASA Satellites See Cyclone Funso Exiting Mozambique Channel
January 26, 2012 — Powerful Cyclone Funso is now beginning to exit the Mozambique Channel, and NASA's Aqua satellite captured a stunning image of the storm that shows the depth and extent of ... > full story -
NASA Infrared Satellite Instrument Sees Tropical Storm Iggy Growing in Strength
January 26, 2012 — The AIRS infrared instrument that flies on NASA's Aqua satellite has been providing forecasters with the cloud top temperatures in the Southern Indian Ocean's ninth tropical cyclone, which has ... > full story -
Hurricane Katrina Survivors Struggle With Mental Health Years Later
January 26, 2012 — Survivors of Hurricane Katrina have struggled with poor mental health for years after the storm, according to a new study of low-income mothers in the New Orleans ... > full story -
Major Tropical Cyclone Funso Analyzed by 2 NASA Satellites
January 25, 2012 — Tropical Cyclone Funso is now a dangerous Category four cyclone in the Mozambique Channel, moving southward between Mozambique on the African mainland and the island nation of Madagascar. As Funso ... > full story -
NASA's TRMM Satellite Sees the Power in Tropical Storm Alenga
December 7, 2011 — The first tropical storm of the Southern Indian Ocean season has been renamed from Tropical Storm 01S to Tropical Storm Alenga as it continues to strengthen. NASA's TRMM satellite was able to capture ... > full story -
NASA Sees Birth of First Southern Indian Ocean Season Tropical Storm
December 5, 2011 — The Southern Indian Ocean cyclone season is off and running and NASA's Aqua satellite saw the birth of Tropical Cyclone ... > full story -
More Accurate Tropical Cyclone Prediction Model Developed
November 18, 2011 — While the prediction of hurricane tracks have steadily improved over the last few decades, improvements in the predictions of storm intensity and structure have proven much more ... > full story -
NASA Satellite Sees a More Powerful Hurricane Rina, Warnings Up in Mexico
October 25, 2011 — Hurricane warnings are in effect in Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula and visible and infrared satellite imagery from NASA continues to show Hurricane Rina getting stronger. Rina is now a category 2 ... > full story -
NASA Caught Tropical Storm Rina Forming, Strengthening
October 24, 2011 — NASA's Tropical Rainfall Measuring Mission satellite called TRMM and NASA's Aqua satellite captured radar and temperature data that showed Tropical Storm Rina forming in the western Caribbean Sea ... > full story
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