Two similarly-sized cyclones over the western Atlantic Ocean have very different representations in the Air Mass RGB product. Tropical Cyclone Chris is mostly white surrounded by green. The ‘Red’ component of the Air Mass RGB is the Split Water Vapor Difference Product, and when that value is small, a large red component is present. In tropical... Read More
The mesoscale convective vortex (thunderstorm complex) from Arizona overnight is evident a small eye on visible satellite and large mass of debris clouds over #socal in addition to the morning dust layer in the Coachella Valley #cawx #Monsoon2018 pic.twitter.com/VE3QB6iKfh — NWS San Diego (@NWSSanDiego) July 9, 2018 As mentioned by NWS... Read More
A toggle between Terra MODIS True Color Red-Green-Blue (RGB) images (from the MODIS Today site) on 06 June, 05 July and 09 July 2018 (above) revealed the brightening yellow-green hues of blooming canola fields across parts of northeastern North Dakota and southern Manitoba. Note that changes can even be seen between the 2 days in... Read More
