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Unveiling the Unseen: Inside Hurricane Idalia through an Ocean Drone's Lens
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Unveiling the Unseen: Inside Hurricane Idalia through an Ocean Drone's Lens

A saildrone, an unmanned research vehicle, captured dramatic footage of Hurricane Idalia in the Gulf of Mexico, offering valuable insights into the environment rarely seen by humans. The footage could help improve hurricane forecasting, particularly in predicting rapid intensification. Saildrone is working with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) to study what happens at the surface where wind meets water. NOAA is currently using 12 unmanned saildrones strategically placed in areas where hurricanes frequently occur. The saildrones provide measurements that other tools cannot, enhancing our understanding of hurricanes and their behavior.

3 years ago•Source: Tampa Bay Times
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