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Behind The Wings The Hurricane Hunters Season 7 Episode 1 | 26m 41s Video has Closed Captions| CC When others turn back, they fly straight into the eye of a storm. The Hurricane Hunters, an elite unit of aviators, use specialized aircraft to gather real-time data from inside hurricanes. From cutting-edge radar to autonomous drones deployed in-flight, this episode explores the high-risk missions, unique aircraft, and courageous crews who help improve hurricane forecasting, risking their lives t 10/31/2025

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Colorado-built drone probes Category 5 hurricane A drone from Boulder-based Black Swift Technologies become the first to measure the full evolution of a tropical cyclone with high resolution data. Weather Hurricane Cyclone Jamaica
The Washington Post Analysis | What it was like to fly into Hurricane Melissa’s eye I was sitting in the middle of a 10-mile-wide stadium of the gods. On all sides, hulking thunderstorms towered high above. Just miles in any direction, a hellish-monster creating unsurvivable conditions.
In the eye of the storm How hurricane hunters measured Melissa Published Oct. 31, 2025 06:30 AM MDT

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What it was like to fly into Hurricane Melissa’s eye I was sitting in the middle of a 10-mile-wide stadium of the gods. On all sides, hulking thunderstorms towered high above. Just miles in any direction, a hellish-monster creating unsurvivable conditions.What it was like to fly into Hurricane Melissa’s eye I was sitting in the middle of a 10-mile-wide stadium of the gods. On all sides, hulking thunderstorms towered high above. Just miles in any direction, a hellish-monster creating unsurvivable conditions.
09 Oct Hurricane Milton Has Reshaped Storm Science Even Before Making Landfall Posted at 15:45h in News by BST 0Likes Hurricane Milton Has Reshaped Storm Science Even Before Making Landfall, By Lauren Rosenthal and Eric Roston, Bloomberg (October 9, 2024) To predict “explosive” storms, hurricane scientists need an ocean of data to feed into newer models. Tags: Atmospheric Research, Black Swift Technologies, Bloomberg, Drone, Hurricane Milton, NOAA, remote sensing, UAS
Colorado-built drone probes Category 5 hurricane A drone from Boulder-based Black Swift Technologies become the first to measure the full evolution of a tropical cyclone with high resolution data. Weather Hurricane Cyclone Jamaica
In the eye of the storm How hurricane hunters measured Melissa Published Oct. 31, 2025 06:30 AM MDT
Hurricane Hunters NOAA P-3 Orion Black Swift Technologies Breaks Records
How do you study a hurricane? Meet the fancy tech behind the science drone black swift technologies uas
Turbulence Caused by Melissa Forces NOAA to Abort Flight Into Eye of Storm Conditions were too dangerous to continue — even for the people who fly into hurricanes for a living.
New hurricane drone breaks records during Ernesto flights The Black Swift drone broke records this year when it was deployed into Hurricane Ernesto. Scientists explain what the technology means for the future of hurricane forecasting. Extreme Weather Tags NOAA Hurricanes
Behind The Wings The Hurricane Hunters Season 7 Episode 1 | 26m 41s Video has Closed Captions| CC Explore high-risk missions that helps improve hurricane forecasting. 10/31/2025

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