Hurricane Hunter Satellites - Tropical Weather Analytics, Inc

Name: Hurricane Hunter Satellites - Tropical Weather Analytics, Inc
Address: 60 University Road, Brookline, MA, 02445, US
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05/31/2026

The linked article presents details of moonlit views of the remains of what once was Subtropical Storm Alberto – the first named storm of the 2018 Atlantic hurricane season. The images were taken on the evening of May 30, 2018 under a near-full Moon from the ISS about a day and a half after Alberto had come ashore over the Florida panhandle. The views were created using images acquired by the crew of ISS Expedition 55 in support of the CASIS-sponsored CyMISS (tropical Cyclone intensity Measurements from the ISS) program which ran from 2014 to 2019. CyMISS was a vital precursor for TWA’s Hurricane Hunter Satellite project currently under development for launch in 2028.

Tropical Storm Alberto was the first named storm of the 2018 Atlantic hurricane season

05/07/2026

The linked article presents details of 3D views of the Tropical Cyclone Donna in the South Pacific on May 7 and 8, 2017. The strongest off-season tropical cyclone ever recorded in the Southern Hemisphere during the month of May, these views of Donna were created using images acquired by the crew of ISS Expedition 51 in support of the CASIS-sponsored CyMISS (tropical Cyclone intensity Measurements from the ISS) program which ran from 2014 to 2019 as part of NASA’s CEO (Crew Earth Observations) activities. CyMISS was a vital precursor for TWA’s Hurricane Hunter Satellite project currently under development for launch in 2027.

Tropical Cyclone Donna would prove to be the strongest off-season tropical cyclone ever recorded in the Southern Hemisphere during the month of May

04/22/2026

Unlocking Gigabit Connectivity: How 3D Atmospheric Intelligence Solves the CFLOS (Cloud-Free Line-of-Sight)

Unlocking Gigabit Connectivity: How 3D Atmospheric Intelligence Solves the CFLOS

04/14/2026

It might not be hurricane season yet in the North Atlantic, but there is plenty of tropical activity elsewhere in the world. In mid-April 2026, a powerful typhoon bore down on the Mariana Islands in the North Pacific Ocean. The storm, Super Typhoon Sinlaku, was notable for reaching such exceptional strength so early in the year.

The violent storm aimed at the U.S. Northern Mariana Islands and Guam in mid-April 2026.

03/28/2026

On March 28, 2017, Tropical Cyclone Debbie made landfall on the coast of Queensland, Australia with sustained winds of 191 km/h (119 mph) – a strong Category 4 storm on the Australian tropical cyclone intensity scale. The high winds and flooding caused by this storm resulted in AU$3.5 billion in damages and 14 deaths making it the most deadly tropical cyclone to strike Australia in 26 years. The linked article presents details of a 3D view of the Tropical Debbie as it was strengthening and approaching the coast of Queensland on March 27, 2017 – six years ago. These views of Debbie were created using images acquired by the crew of ISS Expedition 50 in support of the CASIS-sponsored CyMISS (tropical Cyclone intensity Measurements from the ISS) program which ran from 2014 to 2019 as part of NASA’s CEO (Crew Earth Observations) activities. CyMISS was a vital precursor for TWA’s Hurricane Hunter Satellite project currently under development for launch in 2027.

The eye of Debbie was located just 150 kilometers off the coast of Queensland, Australia with sustained winds of about 148 kph (92 mph)

03/27/2026

TWA's Dan Harkins talking about the Hurricane Hunter Satellites currently under development on the STARS Launch Pod.

What if we could predict hurricanes 12 hours earlier with twice the accuracy? Dan Harkins joins the STARS Launch Pod to share the groundbreaking satellite te...

03/22/2026

The linked article presents details of views of the Cat 5 Tropical Cyclone Marcus on March 22, 2018 when it was in the Indian Ocean south of Indonesia and west of Australia. These views were created using images acquired by the crew of ISS Expedition 55 in support of the CASIS-sponsored CyMISS (tropical Cyclone intensity Measurements from the ISS) program which ran from 2014 to 2019. CyMISS was a vital precursor for TWA’s Hurricane Hunter Satellite project currently under development for launch in 2027.

The goal of the ongoing CyMISS (tropical Cyclone intensity Measurements from the ISS) project is to acquire image sequences of intense tropical cyclones (TCs), such as hurricanes, to support the de…

03/06/2026

Between March 7 and 9, 2017, Tropical Cyclone Enawo travelled south along the length of Madgascar with peak winds of 205 kph (125 mph) causing dozens of deaths and an estimated $400 million in damage. The linked article presents details of a 3D view of the Tropical Cyclone Enawo as it was strengthening and approaching the coast of Madagascar on March 6, 2017 – nine years ago. These views of Enawo were created using images acquired by the crew of ISS Expedition 50 in support of the CASIS-sponsored CyMISS (tropical Cyclone intensity Measurements from the ISS) program which ran from 2014 to 2019 as part of NASA’s CEO (Crew Earth Observations) activities. CyMISS was a vital precursor for TWA’s Hurricane Hunter Satellite project currently under development for launch in 2027.

Tropical Cyclone Enawo was strengthening at the time with an estimated average wind speed of 160 kph (100 mph) making it the equivalent of a Category 2 storm on the Saffir–Simpson scale

02/25/2026

The linked article presents details of a 3D view of the Category 2 Tropical Cyclone Oma off the Pacific coast of Australia on February 20, 2019. Unlike earlier observations in the program, these images were acquired using moonlight as the sole source of illumination as part of an investigation into nightime imaging of tropical cyclones. These views of Oma were created using images acquired by the crew of ISS Expedition 58 in support of the CASIS-sponsored CyMISS (tropical Cyclone intensity Measurements from the ISS) program which ran from 2014 to 2019 as part of NASA’s CEO (Crew Earth Observations) activities. CyMISS was a vital precursor for TWA’s Hurricane Hunter Satellite project currently under development for launch in 2027.

Tropical Cyclone Oma was located off the east coast of Australia and was rated as a Category 2 storm on the Australian tropical cyclone intensity scale with sustained winds of about 105 kph (65 mph)

12/30/2025

The linked article presents details of a 3D view of the powerful Typhoon Nock-ten on December 24, 2016 as it approached the Philippines for a Christmas Day landfall. With a central pressure of 915 hPa just before these images were taken, Typhoon Nock-ten (also known as Typhoon Nina in the Philippines) was the latest-forming typhoon of such intensity or stronger on record. These views were created using images acquired by the crew of ISS Expedition 50 in support of the CASIS-sponsored CyMISS (tropical Cyclone intensity Measurements from the ISS) program which ran from 2014 to 2019. CyMISS was a vital precursor for TWA’s Hurricane Hunter Satellite project currently under development for launch in 2027.

With a central pressure of 915 hPa, Typhoon Nock-ten was the latest-forming typhoon of such intensity or stronger on record

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