This Is How It Looks Inside A Hurricane Hunter Plane Flying Through Hurricane Polo’s Eye At 210 Knots
The cabin of a NOAA Hurricane Hunter aircraft shakes as the crew flies through Hurricane Polo’s fierce eye at 210 knots.
The video shows the crew inside NOAA P-3 “Kermit” as the aircraft navigates through the hurricane. The flight engineer monitors the aircraft’s engines and uses the power levers to help maintain a steady airspeed of 210 knots.
The NOAA crew is conducting missions into Hurricane Polo to collect vital data that helps improve forecasts and supports rapid intensification research.
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Credit: NOAA Hurricane Hunters / NTA
Byline: Darko Manevski, Journalist
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