NASA Satellite Tracking Monitors Four Tropical Storms
Data from NASA's EONET tracks four tropical storm systems of varying intensities, led by Typhoon In-fa.
According to data from NASA's EONET system, the Joint Typhoon Warning Center (JTWC) is tracking Typhoon In-fa. In an observation from 28 October 2026, wind speeds of 120 knots (kts) were recorded in the storm. The satellite tracking records the system's measured intensity.
NASA satellite tracking data also monitors Tropical Cyclone Arnab. According to JTWC reports gathered in the system on 28 October 2026, the storm reached maximum sustained winds of 65 knots (kts) during the recorded observation.
In addition, NASA data indicates the activity of Hurricane Vance. Based on joint tracking by the JTWC and the National Hurricane Center (NOAA_NHC) recorded on 28 October 2026, wind speeds of 35 knots (kts) were measured within the system.
Another storm system recorded in NASA's database is Tropical Storm Olana. According to JTWC and NOAA_NHC reports from 27 October 2026, winds of 25 knots (kts) were measured in the storm during the latest observation provided to the monitoring network.
Sources: NASA APOD, NASA APOD, NASA APOD, NASA EONET
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