What Hurricane Idalia looks like from space

 

What Hurricane Idalia looks like from space

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The International Space Station on Wednesday (August 30) passed over Idalia as the storm plowed into Florida's Big Bend region as an "extremely dangerous" Category 3 hurricane.

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