NASA is calling on residents in hurricane-prone areas to participate in a citizen science project aimed at enhancing the tracking and understanding of Hurricane Erin. With sustained winds of 100 mph, Hurricane Erin is currently swirling east of Florida. NASA's initiative invites individuals to submit photos taken before and after the storm, providing critical on-the-ground data to supplement satellite imagery. These geotagged images will help scientists and emergency responders fill gaps in information, improving disaster response efforts and aiding communities in more effective recovery during this hurricane season.