Hurricanes on radar and satellite

Pacific activity tracked
Hurricanes on radar and satellite

Radar image of two hurricanes and a tropical storm in the Pacific Ocean.

A trio of tropical systems in the Pacific as seen on the

In late August, two hurricanes and a tropical storm formed in the Pacific. Captured by the WindRadar, and by satellite.

Hurricanes Hone and Gilma were joined by Tropical Storm Hector on August 25th. Hone impacted Hawaii, where flooding broke out amid torrential rainfall. Up to 700 mm falling over the north-east coast of Hawaii's Big Island.

As this was happening, all the action was tracked on our WindRadar, while high above, the NOAA-21 satellite was monitoring the situation too.

Making the most of the WindRadarread more

Ryan Hathaway

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Hurricanes on radar and satellite

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Hurricanes on radar and satellite