EUMETSAT Meteosat-11 Water Vapor images (above) showed a warming/drying signature (shades of yellow to orange) within the ...

Day Snow-Fog RGB images (above) displayed the signature of snow cover (shades of red) across parts of Montana on. This was ...

While many of the nation’s meteorological eyes have been along the Gulf Coast as Isaias made just the first Atlantic ...

It’s time to grab an apple cider donut and a pumpkin spice latte if you’re in the upper Midwest, because fall has arrived in ...

Infrared Window images (above) showed Hurricane Nolo as it was intensifting from a Category 1 to a Category 2 storm while ...

Overlapping 1-minute Mesoscale Domain Sectors provided GOES-19 (GOES-East) images at 30-second intervals — Infrared Window ...

Infrared Window images (above) showed Tropical Depression Nine as it gradually developed a closed center of circulation in the southwestern Gulf of Mexico by 2100 UTC on 0. Plots of GLM Flash Points ...

This website contains output from the Next Generation Fire System (NGFS) under development for satellite-based fire detection at NOAA. The NGFS uses satellite observations, along with advanced spatial ...

CIMSS scientists routinely produce data and imagery not only for their research but also as a service to other researchers and collaborators, forecasters, decision makers, and the public. SSEC’s ...

Set the air temperature (green line) and wet bulb temperature (yellow line) by dragging the points to different locations to learn what type of precipitation will fall to the ground. The simulation ...

This page displays near-real time NOAA/NESDIS cloud products computed from geostationary (geo) and low-earth orbit (leo) sensors using the NOAA Enterprise Algorithms run at NESDIS Operations and at ...

The Cooperative Institute for Meteorological Satellite Studies (CIMSS) Satellite Blog was updated with the following posts: “Fall Arrives in the Upper Midwest” (Oct. 2), “Crossing the International ...