Tropical Storm Yagi Spinning Over North Pacific Ocean near Japan, June 2013 Image
Tropical Storm Yagi forms a classic cyclone shape south of Japan, captured by NASA's Aqua satellite on June 11, 2013. This dynamic view illustrates the power and structure of severe weather, useful for educational resources, weather forecasting websites, and articles on the impact of tropical storms. The surrounding bands and the distinct eye of the storm showcase the atmospheric patterns characteristic of developing typhoons.
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