The World Meteorological Organization described Freddy as a "very rare" and "incredibly dangerous" storm. The cyclone formed over a month ago above the Indian Ocean and is now set to become the longest lasting cyclone in history, according to CNN (opens in new tab). Wednesday, March 8, 2023: European Earth-observing satellite Sentinel-3 captured this image of tropical cyclone Freddy that is currently ravaging Madagascar, having killed over 21 residents so far and forcing thousands to leave their homes. – Tereza Pultarova Cyclone Freddy ravages Madagascar Water from melting snow is also more likely to increase soil moisture as it's released gradually and has a better chance of soaking into the ground compared to fast-moving rain water, Planet said in a statement (opens in new tab). Once the snow melt season starts this spring, the amount of water in the lake will rise even further. The image also shows the surrounding landscape covered in snow, the amount of which has been described as near record level.
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Thanks to a series of powerful storms that have drenched California in the past months, the amount of water in the lake has risen to 120 billion cubic feet (3,4 billion cubic meters) by early March. In October, the lake held 61.6 billion cubic feet (1.7 billion cubic meters) of water. company Planet in October, 2022, and in March this year. This GIF consists of two images capturing the area around Lake Shasta, which were taken by Earth-observing satellites of the U.S. Thursday, March 9, 2023: The amount of water in California's largest reservoir, Lake Shasta, has doubled since last October, thanks to abundant rain and snowfall that promise to alleviate the state's severe drought problem. – Tereza Pultarova Hubble sees newborn stars in tiny galaxy The length of the day in the north will continue increasing until the summer solstice in June when the Northern Hemisphere will experience its longest day and shortest night of the year. The Northern Hemisphere will be receiving more daylight than the Southern Hemisphere. From that moment on, the Earth's axis will start tilting again. The exact moment of the equinox, however, will take place at 5:24 p.m. ET (0600 GMT), just as day was breaking over Europe. The Meteosat image shows the so-called terminator line, the line separating day and night, which on the equinox leads directly from north to south. On equinoxes, both Earth's hemispheres receive the same amount of light during the day, which lasts all over the world about 12 hours. Equinox happens twice a year, in September and March, and marks the moment when the Earth's tilted axis is perfectly perpendicular to the imaginary line between our planet and the sun.
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