Ex-Tropical Cyclone Koji is currently moving westwards inland from the north-east tropical coast of Queensland. The remnants of this system can be seen on satellite imagery, appearing as a rotating mass of low and middle level cloud. The system continues to drive rain areas and a risk of flooding over parts of northern and eastern Queensland. Severe Weather and Flood Warnings are current. Explore satellite imagery at satview.bom.gov.au, and stay up to date with the latest forecasts and warnings

This satellite imagery shows 5 tropical cyclones occurring in the Atlantic basin simultaneously on September 13 & 14. That is the first time 5 storms were registered simultaneously since 1971, nearly 40 years ago. The 5 storms included Hurricane Sally, Hurricane Paulette, Tropical Storm Teddy, Tropical Storm Vicky, and Tropical Depression Rene. There is widespread consensus that the climate crisis is increasing the intensity and frequency of natural disasters like hurricanes. Rising sea levels a

107K views · 885 reactions | Satellite imagery shows Hurricane Priscilla and Tropical Storm Octave spinning side by side off the western coast of Mexico this past weekend  | AccuWeather | Facebook

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