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Satellite Snapshots
A Pall of Pollution Over Northeastern China
A plume of smog appears over northeastern China in this true-color image seen from the NOAA-20 satellite on October 31, 2018.
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Metop-C, NOAA’s Polar Partner Satellite, Is Launching Soon. Here’s Why It Matters.
A new European weather satellite launching in November 2018 will provide the next generation of data we depend on to predict…
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Slightly Weakened Yutu to Threaten the Philippines
Super Typhoon Yutu is headed for the Philippines after battering parts of the Northern Mariana Islands in the Pacific Ocean.
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NOAA Moves One Step Closer to Its Next Space Weather Satellite Mission
Every day we rely on advanced technology – whether it's in the form of our cell phones, a GPS app or just having the lights…
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Get Ready to Drift: GOES-17 Begins Move to Its New Operational Position
NOAA’s GOES-17 satellite is getting ready to move to its new vantage point at 137.2 degrees west longitude, allowing us to…
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Category 5 Hurricane Willa Heads Toward Mexico
Willa was the tenth major hurricane (defined as a Category 3 storm or higher) to form in the eastern Pacific basin in 2018.
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Glacial Dust Spotted Off the Coast of Greenland
The NOAA-20 VIIRS instrument captured a rarely seen plume of high-latitude dust off the coast of Greenland on October 14, 2018.
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Satellite Snapshots
Snow Blankets Portions of Colorado and Wyoming
Clear skies allowed NOAA-20’s VIIRS instrument to capture this stunning view of snow blanketing areas from the Rockies to the Plains on Oct. 16, 2018.
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