Hurricane Joaquin may be experiencing eyewall replacement in NASA imagery

Friday, October 2, 2015 - 11:50 in Astronomy & Space

The National Hurricane Center indicated on October 2 that powerful Hurricane Joaquin may be experiencing eyewall replacement. The eye was visible on NASA Aqua satellite imagery October 1, but obscured twelve hours later. In addition, NASA's RapidScat instrument helped determine what part of the storm had the strongest winds.

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