A gigantic spiral of clouds occupied the North Atlantic near Iceland on October 14, 2026. It was an extratropical cyclone formed from the remnants of Hurricane Isaiah, recorded by satellite NOAA-21. The phenomenon shows how a storm can change structure, gain strength and transport energy far beyond the tropical regions. As...
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A gigantic spiral of clouds occupied the North Atlantic near Iceland on October 14, 2026. It was an extratropical cyclone formed from the remnants of Hurricane Isaiah, recorded by satellite NOAA-21. The phenomenon shows how a storm can change structure, gain strength and transport energy far beyond the tropical regions. As...