Tag Archives: satellite images
Today’s Forecast: 4/9/14
The Storm Prediction Center (SPC) has issued two “See Text” areas for today. Most of the continental United States is under dry air, so the threat of severe weather will be minimal. This morning, the skies are almost clear- from … Continue reading
Identifying Snow in Satellite Images
Visible satellite images show the light that has reflected from the earth to the satellite. With no enhancement, the satellite image looks like what you would see, should you be floating above the earth. I pulled some GOES images this … Continue reading
Satellite Images – No Charts Today
The Unisys Weather site is down today, so I will instead provide a few satellite images for today: The visible satellite image shows most of the country socked in with cloud cover of one kind or another. Mostly, we see … Continue reading
5-28-12 GOES Satellite Images
Notice in the first image that there is a slight band of clouds across the lower TX panhandle to mark a boundary. Also note that the jog in north TX/lower TX panhandle is where the largest, first and strongest storms … Continue reading