If you see something, like a blog post for example (link, this shows an airmass high in Total Precipitable Water crossing the North Pole) and you’re curious what JPSS satellite imagery might look like with that something, how can you proceed? If the data are in the recent past, one... Read More

A second pair of SAR observations occurred on 23 February, one at 0544 UTC (above) and one at 1647 UTC (below). The character of the two scenes is quite different. The 0544 UTC wind imagery and NRCS imagery (from this site) shows a mostly quiescent scene with widespread northeasterly winds. One arc of winds... Read More

A strength of the Night Microphysics RGB in the tropics is that it’s pretty easy to use it in regions of mostly clear skies to diagnose wind shear, because high clouds will show up as dark red, and low cloud show up as pale pink or cyan (see this annotated image). In... Read More

The latest release of the CSPPGeo software package geo2grid (version 1.1, downloadable here) includes support to display two Level 2 products from GOES-R: Cloud Top Temperature and Cloud Top Height. Cloud Top Temperature, above, created using data ordered and downloaded from the NOAA CLASS site, is at 2-km resolution (in line with the latest... Read More