New Satellite Tracks Global Precipitation in Unprecedented Detail

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By Yale Environment 360Mar 26, 2014, 1:00 pm29 pts
Launched into space late last month, a new Earth-observing satellite from NASA and the Japan space agency has captured its first images, which show an Click to Enlarge Cyclone cross-section extra-tropical cyclone off the coast of Japan at unprecedented resolution. The satellite, called the Global Precipitation…

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