Hurricane Humberto: Lightning at The Eye of The Storm | International Space Station
Expedition 73 flight engineer and NASA astronaut Jonny Kim: "Hurricane Humberto from the International Space Station during a night pass. The lightning lights up the eye of the storm. Sept 28, 0100 GMT."
Humberto remained a powerful Category 4 hurricane early Monday, Sept. 29, 2025, with maximum sustained winds near 145 mph and moving northwest at 14 mph. Forecast models continue to show Humberto bending northward later today, then accerlating east-northeast (ENE) Tuesday into Wednesday. It is expected to pass west of Bermuda then to the north. Tropical-storm-force winds are expected for the island late Tuesday.
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Image Credit: NASA's Johnson Space Center/J. Kim
Image Details: Nikon Z9 | 15/50mm | ISO 25600 f.18 1s.
Text Credit: WDSU News
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