Synopsis
This image shows a slice through the heart of Tropical Storm Lili, as taken by NASA and NASDA's Tropical Rainfall Measurement Mission (TRMM) satellite. TRMM unveils the rain structure, shown in color, within the clouds (white). Light rain is shown in blue; extreme rain rates, in red. On September 28, Lili was southeast of Cuba, but winds in the tropical storm were blowing at a steady 45 kts. This image reveals towering clouds, called?chimney clouds,? that helped power Lili's growth. The…
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