Parts of Europe are bracing for #StormCiarán.

Imagery from the #Meteosat10 satellite, operated by our European partners @EUMETSAT, shows #Ciarán gaining strength and approaching Europe. The storm is forecast to bring hurricane-force winds, waves up to 30 feet and heavy rainfall.

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It's #TimelapseTuesday, so here is an extended loop from Nov. 1-3 of deadly Storm Ciarán via Europe's #Meteosat10 🛰️. #Ciarán pummeled parts of Europe last week, with hurricane-force winds, large waves, and torrential rain.

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We thought we'd start the work week off by looking at the Earth from a different perspective. This view is via the #Meteosat10 satellite, operated by our European partners @Eumetsat.

See what the weather is like today, closer to home: weather.gov

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#VonKarman vortices are such a sweet treat for a Friday afternoon!

Europe’s #Meteosat10 had a view of these cloud formations off the Atlantic coast of Africa today, streaming off the Cabo Verde Islands. They form when winds are diverted, causing air to flow in curved streamlines.

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#Meteosat10 satellite captured Cyclone #Belal this morning at 08:15 UTC passing over #LaReunion, bringing very strong winds to the island 🛰️🌀 #EO #EarthFromSpace

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Tropical Storm #Filipo can be seen below making its way towards #Mozambique, where it is predicted to make landfall soon.
Captured by our #Meteosat10 satellite over 48 hours between 09 and 11 March 🛰️
Track its movements here: https://t.co/yiBv8bSZyF
#EO #EarthFromSpace https://t.co/wPtaOq3sse

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RT @eumetsat: Tropical Storm #Filipo can be seen below making its way towards #Mozambique, where it is predicted to make landfall soon.
Captured by our #Meteosat10 satellite over 48 hours between 09 and 11 March 🛰️
Track its movements here: https://t.co/yiBv8bSZyF
#EO #EarthFromSpace https://t.co/wPtaOq3sse

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Yesterday, Europe's #Meteosat10 🛰️ captured dust blowing over the Sahara desert over the course of ~9 hours. In this enhanced-color imagery, dust appears dark pink, which makes it easier to see. https://t.co/D3Se35x9eR

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Here's how the #SolarEclipse2024 looked from #space thanks to our #Meteosat10 satellite's SEVIRI instrument, between 18:30 - 20:45 UTC.
Do you see the Moon's shadow travelling there on the left-hand side? 🌑🌚
#Eclipse2024 #EO https://t.co/TCS7uiAEVf

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#SolarEclipse2024 from #space! 🛰🌑 Seen by our #Meteosat10 satellite between 18:30-20:45 UTC 🌚

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RT @eumetsat: Here's how the #SolarEclipse2024 looked from #space thanks to our #Meteosat10 satellite's SEVIRI instrument, between 18:30 - 20:45 UTC.
Do you see the Moon's shadow travelling there on the left-hand side? 🌑🌚
#Eclipse2024 #EO https://t.co/TCS7uiAEVf

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Yesterday, a veil of #SaharanDust moved across the western Mediterranean Sea.

As shown in this 12-hour imagery from Europe's #Meteosat10 satellite, the dust cloud moved northward from Africa, shrouding the skies of Europe. https://t.co/rhuaQ6gKmq

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Dust in the wind!
Yesterday, the #Meteosat10 satellite, operated by our European partners @EUMETSAT, caught this imagery of Saharan dust blowing over the Canary Islands. https://t.co/9ObmJs5Tsg

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RT @NOAASatellites: Dust in the wind!
Yesterday, the #Meteosat10 satellite, operated by our European partners @EUMETSAT, caught this imagery of Saharan dust blowing over the Canary Islands. https://t.co/9ObmJs5Tsg

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Happy #TimeLapseTuesday!

We're sharing this 12-hour imagery from Europe's #Meteosat10 🛰️ of mesmerizing cloud eddies— known as #vonKármán vortices-- streaming off the Cape Verde Islands. These occur when the flow of air is diverted around raised features, like islands. 🏝️ https://t.co/OgARULfttz

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