NASA sees Tropical Cyclone Caleb's heaviest rainfall

Friday, March 24, 2017 - 13:31 in Earth & Climate

Tropical cyclone Caleb formed on March 23 in the South Indian Ocean southwest of the Indonesian Island of Sumatra. The GPM core observatory satellite had a fairly good view of the newly formed tropical cyclone when it flew overhead and analyzed its rainfall and found the heaviest precipitation was affected by westerly winds.

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