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    MERIS image of Typhoon Songda

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    • Title MERIS image of Typhoon Songda
    • Released 04/09/2004 11:25 am
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      This 4 September 2004 MERIS image shows Typhoon Songda as it approached the Japanese homeland. The southern tip of Kysuhu island is just visible at the top of the image.


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