

Snow in the eye



Surely we’ve seen shots of the eye of a hurricane. Here from is the eye of our recent blizzard. Look as closely as you want, and you still can’t see any of Bethlehem or the Capital District  under the blanket of clouds.

 Pretty good example of a storm coming up the coast. Thanks, Liz.

Seeing the storm came from the sea, does the snow taste salty?

On Monday, Dec. 27 at 12:31 p.m. ET, the GOES-13 satellite captured this visible image of the powerful low pressure system that brought a blizzard to the Northeast and snow from Georgia to Maine. Some of the snowfall can be seen over South and North Carolina, Virginia, Maryland, Delaware, eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and southeastern New York. The clouds of the low obscure New England in the image. Credit: NOAA/NASA GOES Project&title=
Freddie Dunn

One Response

  1. Albanypaul says:

    What a great picture.