A satellite picture taken two days after the floods showed that there was indeed something funny about the damage: in that image it had not yet occurred.

Because of this temperature difference, warmth and moisture are transported upward, condensing into vertically oriented clouds (see satellite picture) that produce snow showers.

In addition, the low resolution of the satellite imagery allows minor events, which do not make an impression on the satellite picture, to pass unnoticed.

These parallel ranges of fold mountains can clearly be seen on the satellite picture above.

Around this time, a satellite picture showed a genuine eye beginning to form and banding features became apparent.