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NOAA experts warn: “This year, hurricane images could be incredible and impactful”

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In the 2025 hurricane season, we will be able to count on the incredible images of GOES-19. This satellite will strengthen monitoring of the tropics. It is expected to be fully operational in April.Thanks to the GOES-19 satellite, we will have more detailed images of the structure of hurricanes by 2025. The satellite will be operational in April.Every hurricane season, hurricanes leave us with spectacular images of their swirling structure , but…

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NOAA experts warn: “This year, hurricane images could be incredible and impactful”

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NOAA experts warn: “This year, hurricane images could be incredible and impactful”

NOAA experts warn: “This year, hurricane images could be incredible and impactful”

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