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English: It is easy to see from this true-colour image why Ireland is called the Emerald Isle. Intense green vegetation, primarily grassland, covers most of the country except for the exposed rock on mountaintops. Ireland owes its greenness to moderate temperatures and moist air. The Atlantic Ocean, particularly the warm currents in the North Atlantic Drift, gives the country a more temperate climate than most others at the same latitude.
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The cloud-free view shown here is extremely rare. The Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) on NASA’s Aqua satellite captured the image on October 11, 2010, a time of year when Irish weather alternates between rainstorms from the west and cool, dry weather brought by high pressure systems known as anticyclones.

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Satellite image of Ireland in October 2010

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taka12:14, 4 ʻAokosi 2017ʻAtasiʻi ki he paaki he 12:14, 4 ʻAokosi 20171,600 × 2,200 (2.69 MB)Blight55quality degraded from original, taken from original
10:04, 21 ʻEpeleli 2017ʻAtasiʻi ki he paaki he 10:04, 21 ʻEpeleli 20171,600 × 2,200 (1.16 MB)Blight55No borders in space, removed clouds
20:18, 25 Tisema 2011ʻAtasiʻi ki he paaki he 20:18, 25 Tisema 20111,600 × 2,200 (532 KB)TóraíLess sever colour adjustments from original.
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10:22, 17 Maʻasi 2011ʻAtasiʻi ki he paaki he 10:22, 17 Maʻasi 20111,600 × 2,200 (409 KB)Originalwana{{Information |Description ={{en|1=It is easy to see from this true-colour image why Ireland is called the Emerald Isle. Intense green vegetation, primarily grassland, covers most of the country except for the exposed rock on mountaintops. Ireland

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