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Real-Time U.S. Composite Satellite Image

GOES East Hurricane Tracking Sector


NOAA: GOES East Hurricane Tracking Sector (Water Vapor Channel) – Updated every 30 minutes

Current Heavy Rain, Flood and Landslide Estimates
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Current Heavy Rain Areas

Potential Landslides

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GOES East – Eastern U.S. Imagery


An aviation color enhancement of a satellite image. GEOS Eastern U.S. Imagery
, NOAA SSD.

GOES West – West U.S. Coast Imagery


An aviation color enhancement of a satellite image. GEOS West West U.S. Coast Imagery
, NOAA SSD.

Other Images

[To view full size image, right-click on the target image and choose View Image ]


MTSAT Tropical Imagery: West Pacific – Wide View


MTSAT Tropical Imagery: East & Central Pacific – Wide View


GOES Northeast Pacific Imagery


GOES West – Central Pacific Imagery


MTSAT Northwest Pacific Imagery


GOES Eastern East Pacific Imagery

GOES East Full Disk Pictures


GOES East Full Disk – images are updated every three (3) hours.


GOES West Full Disk – images are updated every three (3) hours.


From the Indian Ocean Date Coverage (IODC) – Images are updated every six (6) hours


MTSAT – Fulldisk Global Images (Images are updated every hour)


METEOSAT- Fulldisk Global Satellite Images (Images are updated every six (6) hours)

GOES Infrared


GOES North America Water Vapor

GOES Eastern US SECTOR Infrared Image


Eastern Conus Sector (Infrared Channel) – National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)
[For IR data, the highest pixel values correspond to the coldest temperatures.]


Western Conus Sector (Infrared Channel) – National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)
[For IR data, the highest pixel values correspond to the coldest temperatures.]

National Weather Service

NWS Bot

For warning codes see: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s National Weather Service

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