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Why This Satellite Image of Hurricane Matthew Is Creeping Everyone Out
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1:10Now Playing'Tis the season for both hurricanes and Halloween, and the storm currently barreling toward Florida is fit for both. A colorized infrared image of Hurricane Matthew looks unmistakably like a sinister, smiling skull. First captured by the NASA Earth Science Office, the image has gone viral across a nation bracing for its impact. Matthew made landfall as a category 4 storm in Haiti, where it lashed the impoverished island with 140 MPH winds Tuesday. #InsideEdition
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