Cloudy
Watch: NOAA Predicts Sandy's Path
See how close NOAA's projections were to the storm's actual course
Related: Earth
As Hurricane Sandy churned northward from the southwest Atlantic toward the East Coast, NOAA's National Hurricane Center made projections of the storm's path. How close were they to accurately predicting Sandy's course? On 11 a.m. ET on Oct. 25, NOAA issued a storm track that seemingly couldn't have been more on the nose. Watch and see.
PHOTOS ON SKYE: Stunning Hurricane Photos from Space
In Case You Missed It
-
Watch: Video Taken Inside School as Tornado Hits
A teacher tries to comfort her students as they huddle in darkness
-
10 Amazing Things Found in the Tornado Rubble
Some valuable possessions have been salvaged from Moore, Okla.
-
Interactive Map Shows Moore Before and After the Tornado
Hover over the photo to see how the tornado transformed the landscape
-
Today's 10 Must-See Photos: 5-24-2013
Amazing and timely widescreen images from across the universe
-
Wet, Chilly Start to Memorial Day Weekend in Northeast
Isolated incidents of flash and urban flooding are possible
Comments
Add a Comment
1 Comment
when is the tornado is coming to florida
November 09 2012 at 12:40 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply