Streaking occurred on synthetic aperture radar (SAR) images made of Florida during the summer of 1992. There is strong evidence that the cause of these streaks is an atmospheric condition that occurs during warm, humid conditions typical of the southern Florida coast in the summer. This communication describes a mathematical model that explains the effects on SAR imagery due to this unique condition.>
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