The images on the right are examples of hurricane and typhoon (tropical cyclone) rainfall analyses. The first example is a plan view showing the distribution of rainfall accumulation near a tropical cyclone. The second
panel example shows the time-radius distribution and the time-azimuthal distribution of rainfall near the same tropical cyclone. These analyses use the 3B42 global rainfall
estimates. The technical point of
contact for information about the images on the right is Dr Scott Braun.You can see many other plots for storms in the Atlantic, Pacific, and
Northern Indian Ocean by clicking on the relevant area on the map below.
Click Ocean Basins On The Map Below To See Tropical Cyclone Rainfall Plots
The image below is the result of automatic processes designed
to show the latest hurricanes and typhoons (tropical cyclones) observed
by the TRMM satellite. The images are made and stored in near "realtime". TRMM VIRS, TMI and PR are processed for use in these displays. The "A" to "B" line on the static image on the left below is drawn where the highest value of radar reflectivity was found. Animations show multiple vertical cross sections (slices) of Precipitation Radar reflectivity.