(image produced by Remote Sensing Systems from Advanced Microwave Scanning Radiometer-E data on the NASA Aqua satellite)
Current Sea Surface Temperature & Tropical Cyclone Locations |
| 2010 ATLANTIC HURRICANES | U.S. WATCHES & WARNINGS | WEATHER QUESTIONS |
| NATIONAL RADAR | WHAT CAUSES HURRICANES? |
| SEA SURFACE TEMPERATURES | ||
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Current sea surface temperatures and tropical storm/hurricane locations (if they exist) for the Atlantic
and Gulf of Mexico. Orange to red areas are warm enough to support the formation of
tropical storms and hurricanes. (image produced by Remote Sensing Systems from Advanced Microwave Scanning Radiometer-E data on the NASA Aqua satellite) |
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| SEA SURFACE TEMPERATURE ANOMALIES | ||
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Current sea surface temperature anomalies (departures from normal). Warmer than
normal areas have temperatures that could support more frequent or more intense
tropical cyclone activity than is normal for this time of year. (image produced by Remote Sensing Systems) |
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