VIIRS Day Night Band Visible (0.7 µm) imagery from NOAA-21 (1130 UTC), Suomi-NPP (1154 UTC) and NOAA-20 (1218 UTC) on 25 August 2024 (Click to enlarge) VIIRS Day Night Band imagery from the Direct Broadcast site in Honolulu, above, shows

GOES-18 clean window (Band 13, 10.3 µm) infrared imagery, hourly from 0120 UTC 22 August – 1320 23 August 2024 Hourly imagery from the CSPP Geosphere website (link), above, shows the progress and evolution of Tropical Storm Hone (upgraded from

GOES-18 Visible (Band 2, 0.64 µm) Imagery, 1600-2130 UTC on 21 August 2024 GOES-18 Visible imagery, above, from the CSPP Geosphere site, shows Gilma and Tropical Invest #91E (the invest became a tropical depression at 1500 UTC on 22 August;

Processed Direct Broadcast Imagery of Ampil from NOAA-19, 1152 UTC on 15 August 2024; 157 GHz and 10.8 um imagery Typhoon Ampil was at the northern edge of the view of the Direct Broadcast antenna at the forecast office on

VIIRS I05 (11.45 µm) infrared imagery and ACSPO SSTs where skies are clear, 0519-0657 UTC on 15 August 2024 (Click to enlarge) VIIRS imagery from Suomi NPP and NOAA-20, above, show the structure of Hurricane Ernesto as it pulls away

Tropical Cyclone’s Debby slow progress up the east coast of the US (Blog Post) resulted in a prolonged rain event. The slider above compares the Susquehanna River on 1 August (a clear day before Debby) and on 13 August, after