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Maritime Stratocumulus Provide a Mesmerizing View
GOES East, using Band 2 of the ABI instrument , viewed percolating clouds approximately 3,000 miles off of the coast of Chile.
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“Holey” Clouds Over Michigan Aren’t a Miracle, but a “Supercool” Phenomenon
GOES East satellite captured a “supercool” phenomenon occurring within the clouds over Michigan.
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Cloud Streets and Gravity Waves Seen From GOES-East
GOES-East viewed cloud streets that were generated by a northwesterly wind over the Great Lakes and Northeast
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GOES-East Sees Deep Trough in the West
Water vapor imagery from NOAA’s GOES East satellite viewed an atmospheric wave pattern brought on by a digging trough the Pacific Northwest.
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Large Haboob Blows Across the High Plains
On Oct. 11, 2020, NOAA’s GOES-East satellite watched a huge wall of dust blow more than 300 miles from eastern Colorado to Nebraska,…
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“Wagon Wheel” Clouds Drift Toward Hawaii
From June 30–July 1, 2020, the GOES-West satellite captured a cluster of actinoform clouds drifting toward the Hawaiian islands.
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GOES West Spies Ship Tracks Over the Eastern Pacific
From its vantage point nearly 22,300 miles up, the GOES West satellite captured this imagery of ship tracks embedded in stratocumulus clouds.
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GOES East Zooms in on “Supercool” Cloud Phenomenon Over Florida
On June 9, 2020, the GOES East satellite captured imagery of fallstreak holes (AKA: hole punch clouds) over Florida.
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