Tropical Cyclone Esami formed in the Southern Indian Ocean and just three days later, visible imagery from NASA’s Aqua satellite confirmed the storm had dissipated.
NASA’s Aqua Satellite Reveals Tropical Cyclone Esami’s Dissipation
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