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Harvey’s Chilling Wake

The huge pulse of rainwater and the churning effect of the storm on the Gulf of Mexico has dramatically lowered sea surface temperatures.

This image originally appeared in the NASA Earth Observatory story Harvey’s Chilling Wake.

NASA Earth Observatory images by Joshua Stevens, using data from Coral Reef Watch. Story by Mike Carlowicz.

Published August 31, 2017
Data acquired August 30, 2017

Sources:: Model; Suomi NPP > VIIRS