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Interesting images from Hurricane Matthew

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Here are a selection of the amazing images I’ve seen today from Matthew.  This doesn’t even count all of the videos of water surging through Daytona and Jacksonville and the spectacular data from Matthew passing over ocean weather buoys.

Birds in the eye of Matthew.  Click here for the animated version.

Birds trapped in the eye of Matthew.
Birds trapped in the eye of Matthew.

A variety of still and video images here from Tom Skilling at the Chicago Weather center and a description of the Fujiwhara effect (the dance of two hurricanes around each other as Matthew and Nicole are likely to do later this week).

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Florida at night before and after Hurricane Matthew.  Pointed out by Marshall Shepherd on Facebook by way of CIMMS.

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