Five Years of GPM Storms

The NASA JAXA Global Precipitation Measurement Mission (GPM), launched in 2014, has revolutionized our understanding of precipitation by providing detailed 3D views of storms. Key observations include Super Typhoon Vongfong, Hurricane Harvey, and Hurricane Ophelia, each offering unique insights into storm dynamics. The mission also captured the 2018 bomb cyclone, highlighting rapid intensification similar to hurricanes. GPM's Imerge product integrates data from multiple satellites, offering a comprehensive global view of precipitation patterns, enhancing our understanding of storm formation and intensity.

Describe the transition observed by GPM during the large snowstorm on January 4th, 2018.

What advancements in understanding hurricanes has GPM data provided over the past five years?