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Tag Archives: Air Force Reserve 53rd Weather reconnaissance Squadron
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
Posted in Featured, Hurricanes, Tropical Cyclones, Tropical Depression, Tropical Storm, Weather
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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