Mapping the Paths of Hurricanes Recorded Since 1851
All yesterday's hurricanes.
John Metcalfe writes: "Here's a way of looking at the atmosphere's tumultuous timeline that you've probably never seen before, courtesy of John Nelson at the 'data viz' website IDV User Experience."
"Nelson has taken storm-path data from NOAA from 1851 to 2010 that includes all recorded tropical storms and hurricanes, and laid it on a 'South Pole stereographic' map of the world," according to Metcalfe.
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