Vermont was hit with its worst flooding in over a century, making it one of the worst natural disasters in the state’s history. Rains dumped up to nine inches from Monday, July 9 and into Tuesday, July 10, 2023. Major roads and highways were shut down, and more than 200 rescues... Read More

There are more than 7300 satellites in orbit above the Earth, and the mp4 animation above (from Rick Kohrs, SSEC; click here for an animated gif) shows their locations during about 3 hours on 6 April 2023. The points were computed using TLE data from https://celestrak.org. Some satellites are in geostationary orbit along the equator... Read More

Tutuila, the large island of American Samoa, experienced very heavy rain early in the morning of 21 March 2023, especially over the western parts of the Island. (However, the raingauge at the Pago Pago airport, in central Tutuila, received only 0.15″ of rain!) The animation above shows the development of... Read More

When clear skies are present (at night!), the Nighttime Microphysics RGB provides little information about the overlying atmosphere. You might see nice Sea Surface Temperature gradients, as in the image below from the CSPP Geosphere site; the North Wall of the Gulf Stream is readily apparent to the east of North Carolina and Virginia.... Read More