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Tag Archives: hHurricane intensification
New tool for hurricane hunting
Hurricane hunting, the deliberate act of flying into some of the most extreme and turbulent weather on Earth generated by tropical cyclones, is a critical tool for the mission of NOAA’s National Hurricane Center of tracking and forecasting hurricanes from … Continue reading
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Tagged Air Force Reserve 53rd Weather reconnaissance Squadron, Drop-sonde, Gulfstream jet, hHurricane intensification, Hurricane hunters, NASA'S gLOBAL hAWK, tROPICAL CYCLONE FORMATION, WC-130
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