NASA Examined Tropical Cyclone Bud's Rains in the U.S. Southwest

ENN
Jun 19, 2018, 2:22 pm93 pts
Beneficial rainfall from hurricane Bud's remnants has spread into the U.S. Desert Southwest after making landfall in western Mexico and moving north. NASA added up the rainfall using satellite data to provide a full picture of the rainfall.

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