Hurricane Ian continues its path through the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean, after having passed through Cuba, where it has left serious aftermath, to head fully towards the Florida coast, already in category 4, although no rules out that in the next few hours it will make the leap to category 5.
That is why the United States National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) is following very closely the path that Hurricane Ian is following to keep the population on alert.
NASA has already given us a video taken from the International Space Station (ISS) that clearly shows what it looks like Hurricane Ian from space. Now, it is NOAA who has given us another shocking video of this meteorological phenomenon taken from a storm chaser plane.
It was a WP-3D Orion aircraft, known as “Miss Piggy”, the one that traveled to the eye of the hurricane that is going over the Caribbean. In addition, the information collected by the high-tech equipment on board will help forecasters make more accurate predictions about the trajectory and strength of the phenomenon.
In the video you can see a shot that comes out from inside the plane and then captures the eye of the hurricane, which resembles a sea covered with a dense layer of clouds that form the center.
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