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    Added on Friday 23 July 2010 09:02:21
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    This video sequence from the GOES-13 satellite using images between July 21st and July 23rd shows Tropical Depression 3 strengthen into tropical storm Bonnie over southern Florida. Tropical storm warnings went into effect for the Northwestern Bahamas, the Florida east coast from Deerfield Beach southward, including all of the Florida Keys, Florida Bay and along the Florida west coast northward to Englewood. Credit: NASA GOES Project

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  • Ratama

    if it is real why does it stop motion and where is the nighttime?
    Tuesday 19 October 2010 19:03:58
  • jkbear26

    @SPAGHETTIMONSTER1 WELL WE DONT HAVE TO WORRY BOUT OIL NO MORE WE GOT BIGGER PROBLEMS I BELIEVE
    Sunday 08 August 2010 23:06:05
  • allrza

    if nasa tv spent as much time showing hubble photos as they did hurricanes, they'd probably be one of the top 5 channels on tv.
    Thursday 05 August 2010 18:04:42
  • SPAGHETTIMONSTER1

    WOW no oil it's gone?
    Wednesday 28 July 2010 11:42:50
  • Zoroasterrrr

    Media coverage killed the storm....
    Saturday 24 July 2010 09:25:32
  • anmoose

    Amazing imagery! The storm has since fizzled some (thankfully), but watching from above, in time lapse, is fascinating.
    Saturday 24 July 2010 04:04:41
  • javonoUTube

    Hot air rises to the equator pushed south by the arctic cold, cyclonical vortices descend from the equator to the poles, I believe that vapour from American industry and cars, homes natural hydra cycle variables, add mass to descending vortices. The greater the mass the more volatile the cyclone/hurricane. In contrast to the sea feeding the storm solely.
    Friday 23 July 2010 18:46:58
  • DeeHDTV

    @lugia531 the title tells you where to look, it strengthens over Florida and look how faster it got after passing Florida to the east.. remember these are massive size clouds.. look how big Florida is and is almost completely covered.
    Friday 23 July 2010 16:12:55
  • DeeHDTV

    thanks for this video, this is why i subscribed to nasa explorer .. so keep it this way and reduce your children education and maybe make a nasa childrens channel for it..
    Friday 23 July 2010 16:09:11
  • Greatdaneo

    In my opinion this does look a bit like Katrina, the tropical storm still has some time to strengthen over the Gulf of Mexico. It's path is quite similar to Katrina's, from what I see.
    Friday 23 July 2010 13:13:27
  • Birdietweet

    you are on your own folks, seek shelter
    Friday 23 July 2010 12:20:18
  • BrokenBassBin

    God bless America.
    Friday 23 July 2010 11:33:37
  • UncleKennybobs

    I'm fine with it.
    Friday 23 July 2010 10:58:18
  • EDtheIslander

    Cool seeing it from above
    Friday 23 July 2010 10:11:59
  • Naraxsus

    Come on NASA you could at least add some commentary!
    Friday 23 July 2010 09:15:12
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