Stephen Lacey, Climate Progress
March 30, 2012
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Ever wonder what the wind really looks like? Turns out Vincent Van Gogh wasn't far off when he painted Starry Night.
The folks at Many Eyes, an experimental visualization company funded by IBM, have released an amazing map showing how the wind moves across the country in real time. Upon a quick glance, it’s easy to see why all the wind farms are being built in the Midwest, Northwest and Northeast.
Click on the map to see the interactive version. It’s hard to take your eyes away.

This post was originally published on Climate Progress and was republished with permission.
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