File:Julia 2022-10-09 0710Z.jpg
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English: An Infrared image of Hurricane Julia at peak intensity while making landfall in Nicaragua in the early morning hours of October 9, 2022. |
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| Source | https://worldview.earthdata.nasa.gov/ |
| Author | NASA/NOAA-20 |
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| current | 10:04, 25 November 2022 | 2,900 × 3,800 (5.72 MB) | TheWxResearcher | If anyone is reading this and you're coming from Julia's main page or 2022 Atlantic hurricane season's page and wondering "what happened to Julia's image it looks different", I remastered it to give it a natural look. These are the changes of Julia's new peak image, Number 1 the clouds aren't as bright; it looks off for a nighttime image, Number 2 and the clouds aren't transparent anymore; my new IR images will not feature transparent clouds anymore because in the real world clouds for the mo... |
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