This is a event catalog related to each incident that was coordinated by the Satellite-based Disaster Outreach Coordinator (SDOC) JPSS Proving Ground RR project.
2019 Australian wildfires
Massive wildfires stuck Australia starting at the beginning of November 2019, causing widespread devastation. These fires off tinder-dry conditions coupled with high temperatures, unpredictable winds and lightning. Over 200 homes have been destroyed and bushfires approached within 15km of Sydney's city centre.
Other brush fires erupted on the south coast of Australia and continue to scorch hundreds of acres
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Fires near Mallacoota over 31 December to 1 January
As the new year was rung in through the world, the devastating fires in Australia continue to burn ferociously. In… -
Australian wildfires from 17 December 2019
The wildfires in Australia have continued to burn and continuing to produced large amounts of smoke, which have encompassed the region,…
Typhoon Kammuri - November 28 - December 2 2019
Typhoon Kammuri, which is Japanese for the Corona Borealis constellation of stars, formed initially on 23 November southeast of Guam. It was classified as a tropical depression on 25 November, intensified slightly into a severe tropical storm on November 27, earning the name Kammuri.
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Typhoon Kammuri on 3 December 2019
Typhoon Kammuri has decreased in intensification significantly over the last 24 hours, with winds as of the 1500Z Joint Typhoon… -
Typhoon Kammuri on 2 December 2019
Typhoon Kammuri has rapidly intensified over the last 24 hours, with winds as of the 1500Z Joint Typhoon Warning Center…
