South California is burning and the horrifying smoke is visible from the space through high-tech cameras. A series of penetrating fire continue to burn in Southern California and the NASA’s Aqua spacecraft captured the satellite imagery of the blazes and their giant plumes of smoke.
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The Earth-watching craft is ready with a high power camera and the instrument called MODIS — acronym for “Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer. After every one to two days MODIS helps capture a full image of Earth’s surface.
Started this Wednesday and have continued to multiply and spread the fires raging throughout San Diego driven by strong winds, dry conditions and temperatures of above 100 degrees.
San Diego County Supervisor Dianne Jacob said in an interview that “As a native San Diegan, I have never seen the Santa Ana winds — also called ‘the devil winds’ — in the month of May,”
Probably, what afraid you more is a ground-level video taken a fire tornado bouncing forth from one of the glows a rare incidence when large fires meet dangerous wind instability.
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