Tropical Cyclone Ula's winds, rainfall seen by NASA's GPM and RapidScat

Tuesday, January 12, 2016 - 13:59 in Earth & Climate

A weaker Tropical Storm Ula continued to move through the Southern Pacific Ocean on Jan. 11 after peaking at major hurricane status. NASA's RapidScat instrument looked at Ula's winds, while the Global Precipitation Measurement or GPM mission satellite measured rainfall in the storm.

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