After causing widespread destruction on Puerto Rico, Haiti and
the Dominican Republic, Hurricane Jeanne was weakened to
Tropical Storm status for several days before it regained
strength over the Bahamas as a Category 2 hurricane. When Jeanne
made landfall in U.S. territory on September 26 it was the
fourth major hurricane of the 2004 Atlantic hurricane season to
strike Florida. These visualizations of Hurricane Jeanne on
September 24 were captured by NASA's Multi-angle Imaging
SpectroRadiometer (MISR). The still panels include a natural
color view from MISR's 26-degree forward-viewing camera (left)
and a two dimensional map of cloud-top heights (right). In
addition, a "multi-angle fly-over" is provided as an animation
using views from all nine MISR cameras. The nine camera views
which make up the animation have been processed togive an
approximate perspective view. The animation makes visible
therelative heights of clouds within the scene. Some of the real
cloudmotion over the seven minutes during which all