Tropical Storm #Filipo can be seen below making its way towards #Mozambique, where it is predicted to make landfall soon.
Captured by our #Meteosat10 satellite over 48 hours between 09 and 11 March 🛰️
Track its movements here: https://t.co/yiBv8bSZyF
#EO #EarthFromSpace https://t.co/wPtaOq3sse

EUMETSAT

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RT @eumetsat: Tropical Storm #Filipo can be seen below making its way towards #Mozambique, where it is predicted to make landfall soon.
Captured by our #Meteosat10 satellite over 48 hours between 09 and 11 March 🛰️
Track its movements here: https://t.co/yiBv8bSZyF
#EO #EarthFromSpace https://t.co/wPtaOq3sse

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Imagery via Europe's #Meteosat9 🛰️ is helping track Tropical Cyclone #Filipo on the other side of the world. It made landfall in Mozambique, Africa, as a severe tropical storm early this morning and is tracking southwestward over the nation. https://t.co/WDrfo05fBD

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NASA’s Terra satellite captured Tropical Cyclone #Filipo off the coast of southeast Africa. Around the time of this image on March 11, Filipo carried maximum wind speeds of about 80 kilometers (50 miles) per hour. https://t.co/FnzmBH7Dj3 https://t.co/wOCDvl3MJB

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Updated video of Tropical storm #Filipo from our #Meteosat9 satellite between 10 - 13 March.
Find out more information about the storm via our image of the week: https://t.co/ksxRRg7tvv https://t.co/UPdrcMbNtV

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