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Tropical Rainfall Measuring Mission organisation

Named in 1 report across 1 story - 19 Aug

Closest companions, sized by how often they share a report with Tropical Rainfall Measuring Mission. Lines between the outer names are their own relationships - names that appear together even without Tropical Rainfall Measuring Mission.

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In Venezuela, a lake roughly the size of Connecticut experiences thunderstorms on nearly 300 nights a year, with lightning sometimes flashing about 28 times a minute for hours. NASA satellite data confirmed Lake Maracaibo as Earth’s most intense lightning hotspot in 2016 — and although scientists understand the unusual mix of warm water, humid winds and surrounding mountains that drives it, they are still working out why the storms there are so extraordinarily persistent.

1 outlets1 report names Tropical Rainfall Measuring Mission19 Aug

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