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Typhoons Mitag and Hagibis Drench the Philippines
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Published December 1, 2007
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Snow across the upper Midwest
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Published November 30, 2007
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Melting Anomalies on Greenland in 2007
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Flooding in the Philippines
Published November 29, 2007
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Double Cyclones Strike Philippines
Typhoons Mitag (right) and Hagibis (left) flank the Philippines in this image taken by MODIS on November 25, 2007. At that time, Mitag was about to strike the Philippine island Luzon with winds of 150 kilometers per hour.
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Persian Gulf
Published November 28, 2007
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Ferrar Glacier, Antarctica
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Seasonal Swings in Tropical Rainfall
Published November 27, 2007
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Floods in Turkey, Greece, Bulgaria
Published November 26, 2007
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Simpson Desert Dust Storm
A dust storm blew through Australia’s Simpson Desert on November 21, 2007.
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Corral Fire Near Malibu, California
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Isla Blanquilla, Venezuela
The small island of Blanquilla is named for its white sand beaches, visible in this astronaut photograph as a bright border along the northeastern–eastern shoreline. Surface currents extending from the western coastline of the island are caused by easterly trade winds. This dominant wind has also caused movement of beach sand to form white “fingers” extending inland along the east coast.
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