Hurricane Danny is seen moving over the Mississippi Delta on July 19. After landfall Danny moved eastward causing damaging floods as far away as Charlotte, NC.

This image was derived from the visible, near and thermal IR bands from the AVHRR aboard the NOAA-14 satellite. It was created by draping an RGB image over a digital elevation model (DEM) generated from cloud top temperatures. The DEM was derived from an inverted channel 4 band (thermal IR) while the RGB image was created using channel 4, channel 3 (near IR) , and channel 4 (visible). The perspective view represents an elevation of 85° from horizontal. The date of this scene is July 19, 1997 at 20:20 UTC.


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