Just like with Hurricane Irene, NASA eyes in the sky have helped keep tabs on the progress of Katia, the latest storm on the radar of weather watchers. Making the first of its multiple flyovers of Katia on August 31, the International Space Station's external cameras tracked the storm's path across the Atlantic.
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