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Pretty cool video from a space view of Sandy. It's odd though that during night it didn't get that dark and no lights were seen. Anyone know if the ground is false color from some other data?
Nope. Flash photography. They have a big flash bulb when they take the picture for each frame.
How is this the perfect storm? I thought it looked like it was disappointing before landfall and I was expecting some other storm (or two) from the North to join in and make it a monster.
How is this the perfect storm? I thought it looked like it was disappointing before landfall and I was expecting some other storm (or two) from the North to join in and make it a monster.
This was the Frankenstorm. Perfect Storm is usually referring to the 1991 one. Good thing that one didn't land.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1991_Perfect_Storm
You guys always have the best weather fukin tornado alley.. everything.
Sorry I assumed you were a Yank.
How is this the perfect storm? I thought it looked like it was disappointing before landfall and I was expecting some other storm (or two) from the North to join in and make it a monster.
How is this the perfect storm?
It is a composite image. The clouds are from the infrared sensor on the satellite, processed, then overlaid onto a static full-color ground image.NASA
Pretty cool video from a space view of Sandy. It's odd though that during night it didn't get that dark and no lights were seen. Anyone know if the ground is false color from some other data?