NASA Builds Small, Low-cost Weather Sensors to Track Tropical Cyclones

NASA has built small and inexpensive weather sensors to help forecasters track tropical cyclones. NASA constructed two weather instruments to test the capabilities of small, low-cost sensors in replicating the work of bigger and more expensive satellites.

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